drugs Class III Updated 2012-08-29

Morton Salt Co. recalls Morton, Sodium Chloride, USP, Granular, packaged in kraft pa

Recalled Product

Morton, Sodium Chloride, USP, Granular, packaged in kraft paper bags, fiber drums, and semi-bulk bags. Product is shipped in 80 lb bags, 350 lb drums & 2000 lb semi-bulk sacks. Manufactured by Morton Salt, Inc., Chicago, Illinois 60606-1743.

Hazard / Issue

Impurities/Degradation Products: The product was found to contain a slightly out of specification level of bromides, exceeding the bromides limit for USP Sodium Chloride.

Issued by

FDA

Distribution: Nationwide (United States)
Lot/Code Info: Lot #: OCT251BC01, NOV041BA01 & NOV071BA01.
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