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Better Made Corn Pops Recalled Due to Undeclared Allergen
Pretzels Incorporated in Bluffton, Indiana recently announced a product recall on one of its Better Brand products, the Corn Pops caramel corn snack. The recall was due to the fact that milk was not listed as an ingredient in the packaging of the corn pops. The recalled products were packaged in 8-ounce retail packs with…
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A Product Recall for Moon Cake and Hopia Mongo Products
On the 24th of March, Mai’s Bakery announced a voluntary recall on its ‘Moon Cake’ and ‘Hopia Mongo’ products. The reason for the recall is the presence of an undeclared allergen. Egg, which is a common ingredient in the recalled products, had not been listed on its retail packaging. The recall was made after it…
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A Product Recall for Cottage Grove’s Bread
Oregon’s Cottage Grove Farmhouse Bakery announced a product recall for some of its bread products because of an undeclared ingredient. The recall was made after it was found that the retail packs of the bread products did not list egg white as an ingredient. Egg white that has been pasteurized is not listed as an…
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A Product Recall for Nibble with Gibble’s and Kay and Ray’s Chips
On February 8, Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe Incorporated announced a product recall for specific products under the ‘Kay and Ray’s’ and ‘Nibble with Gibble’s’ brand snack foods. The reason for the recall is the possibility of an undeclared allergen, soy protein, in the snacks. The recalled products have the following specifications printed on the retail…
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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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Ocean Spray Recalls Specific Batches of Dried Cranberries (Craisins®)
Food company Ocean Spray has recently announced a limited voluntary recall on specific batches of its Craisins® product. The Craisins® are being recalled because of the possible presence of minute hair-like fragments of metal, which can cause injury to consumers of the product. These Original-Flavored Craisins®, also known as “Sweetened Dried Cranberries,” were sold in…
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