Michigan

  • Tempura Batter Mix Recalled Due to Undeclared Milk Ingredient

    Tempura Batter Mix Recalled Due to Undeclared Milk Ingredient

    McCormick and Company, Inc. recently announced a company initiated recall of its Tempura Seafood Batter Mix, as the packaging does not include milk in the batter’s ingredients. The product, which is under the Golden Dipt label, is packed in 8-ounce cartons, having UPC CODE 4123470132 and has an expiry date of October 8 2012. This…

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  • Busch’s

    Busch’s

    Busch’s Fresh Food Market recently celebrated its 35th anniversary. In an interview on AnnArbor.com, Doug Busch, founder of Busch’s Fresh Food Market, reminisced that he started in his father’s Clinton, Michigan store sorting bottles. Busch noted that his father’s store only carried distilled water for ironing clothes, not the bottled type people now purchase for…

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  • Mexicantown Whole Announces a Product Recall on Specific Products

    Mexicantown Whole Announces a Product Recall on Specific Products

    On April 7, Mexicantown Wholesale announced a voluntary recall of its Pan Nuez products. This was because the said product may have undeclared pecan chips, which are considered to be pathogens.  Included in the recall are some specific lots of Magdalena, Yoyo, Pan de Maiz, and Tacos de PanDanes products. These may also contain an…

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  • A Product Recall of Elsie Grace’s Dip and Soup Mixes

    On April 26, Elsie Grace Dry Food Co. announced a product recall for its soup and dip mixes due to undeclared allergens. The recalled products are said to contain milk, wheat or soy but are not listed as part of the ingredients on the packages. All of the ingredients are considered common allergens. Investigation revealed…

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  • Bolthouse Farms

    Bolthouse Farms

    Bolthouse Farms is one of America’s largest producers of fresh carrots and a variety of carrot products. The company also produces fruit juices, smoothies and chai tea. History Bolthouse Farm’s history began in 1915 when the Bolthouse family decided to engage in commercial farming in western Michigan. Soon after starting the business, the family was…

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  • Diced Bacon Products Possibly Infected with Listeria

    Diced Bacon Products Possibly Infected with Listeria

    New York-based importer R.D. Food Services LP/Jetro Cash & Carry Enterprises LLC has announced a recall for about 2,900 lbs. of cooked diced bacon. The company is recalling the product because of a possible Listeria contamination. The recall was announced on the 22nd of July, with the assistance of the FSIS and the USDA. The…

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  • A Product Recall on a Specific Brand of Whipped Topping

    A Product Recall on a Specific Brand of Whipped Topping

    Ohio-based company Ohio Processors, Inc. has announced a voluntary recall on its Instantwhip B/C Topping. This product is being recalled because of the presence of food allergens that have not been declared on the product’s packaging. The problem was discovered after it was found that wrong packaging was supplied by a supplier. After discovery of…

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  • Candy Items Voluntarily Recalled by Eillien’s Candies

    Candy Items Voluntarily Recalled by Eillien’s Candies

    Eillien’s Candies Inc. is voluntarily recalling some of its candy items for having undeclared allergens. The recalled products are yogurt raisins and granola mix. The recalled candy items are believed to contain yogurt-covered peanuts that are not indicated on the products’ packaging. It was found that yogurt-covered peanuts had been accidentally mixed with the yogurt-covered…

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