The juices were sold statewide under the brand names Naked Juice, Ferraro's, Trader Joe's, and in Southern California, Vons. Although Salmonella has not been found in any of the juices produced by California Day-Fresh Foods, Inc., in Glendora, CA, the company has agreed to recall these products in the interest of public safety. In addition to California, Colorado and Nevada, the products are also sold in Arizona, Oregon and Washington. Of the four reported illnesses in California, three were in San Diego County and one in Orange County. Salmonellosis is an acute bacterial infection commonly characterized by diarrhea and fever.
Symptoms usually develop within one to four days after consuming contaminated food or drink.
Most ill individuals recover without medications. However, high-risk individuals, such as infants and those with compromised immune systems, who contract salmonellosis can develop serious illness that can lead to hospitalization and even death. They should avoid consuming unpasteurized juices. Individuals who have consumed any of the products affected by the recall and developed symptoms associated with salmonellosis should contact their doctor immediately.