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How retailers can bounce back from a produce recall

A quick response and communication with customers can win back shoppers' confidence

Keith Loria

October 5, 2020

5 Min Read
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This past summer has seen recalls of Valencia oranges and yellow onions by supermarkets due to possible salmonella and listeria, respectively. Lettuce, packaged salad and other items have also been the subject of recalls in 2020.BOOGICH/ISTOCK/GETTY IMAGES PLUS

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Keith Loria

Keith Loria

A graduate of the University of Miami, Keith Loria is an award-winning journalist who has been writing for major publications for close to 20 years on topics as diverse as healthcare, travel, Broadway and food. You can view some of his recent writing at keithloria.contently.com. 

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