Consumers are being warned by the New Hampshire Department of Health for remembrance on Scenic Fruit Company's Woodstock Frozen Organic Pomegranate Kernels.

The company has declared a voluntary recall of a total of 5,091 cases grounded on a continuing epidemiological investigation. This investigation was made by the U. S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control of potential Hepatitis A contamination.

It was situated that in the current situations, no illness is presently related to Woodstock Frozen Organic Pomegranate Kernels. It was also suggested that the analysis conducted illustrate no presence of Hepatitis A virus in Woodstock Frozen Organic Pomegranate Kernels.

The reports launched by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on June 26 illustrated that a total number of 122 cases of hepatitis A have an association to some other product, Townsend Farms' frozen berries.

This was found across eight states: Arizona (17 cases), California (62), Colorado (25), Hawaii (5), New Mexico (5), Nevada (5), Utah (2) and Wisconsin (1).

The Scenic's decision of recalling the products stems from an ongoing outbreak investigation by the FDA and CDC. Turkey was the source for importing organic pomegranates. None of the Hepatitis A cases has been found in association with this outbreak in New Hampshire.

The following lots are subject to this recall, C 0129 (A, B, or C) 035 with a best by date of 02/04/2015, C 0388 (A, B, or C) 087 with a best by date of 03/28/2015, C 0490 (A, B, or C) 109 with a best by date of 04/19/2015.