Trader Joe's has recalled his popular trader Joe's Organic Acai Bowl for fear of plastic contamination.
The recall was made on February 14, where the grocer encouraged customers to throw away or bring the boxes back to the store of a trader Joe for a full repayment.
“From an abundance of caution, throw all organic acai bowls from Trader Joe away, because the product can contain foreign material (plastic), or brings it back to the store of your neighborhood dealer Joe for a full refund,” said the supermarket store chain in a Stelling.
The recall contained no information about the party numbers affected or specifying a series of dates when the affected products were produced or sold.
However, customers with questions about the recall were encouraged to call the customer's customer relationships.
The Organic Acai Bowl from Trader Joe is a popular frozen item that is sold by the grocer for just $ 3.99.
The recall by the supermarket chain comes a year after it had to remember four products that Listeria can contain – in the midst of a national outbreak linked to contaminated cheeses.
The grocer remembered his chicken enchiladas verde, coriander salad dressing, elote chopped salad kit and southwestern salad, all of whom contained Cotija -cheese.
Trader Joe's has recalled his popular trader Joe's Organic Acai Bowl for fear of plastic contamination
Organic Acai Bowl from Trader Joe is a popular frozen item that is sold by the grocer for just $ 3.99
The announcement was linked to a recall from Food and Drug Administration from RIZO-LOPEZ FOODS-SULTER PRODUCTS, including contaminated cheese, crema and yogurt.
In the meantime, a pre -packed breakfast snack package was recalled in 13 states, the FDA announced on Wednesday.
Naturipe added value of the value of Naturipe voluntarily reminded his 2.1 ounce or 60 grams of packages 'Berry Buddies, Berries & Pancakes' back because they contain wheat and eggs that were not mentioned on the label.
The FDA said that the recall was initiated after the incorrect label was placed on the packages.
People with celiac disease or who have allergies to wheat or eggs can experience life -threatening allergic reactions if they consume these products.
A total of 694 cases of the defective Bento Box -snack packages were distributed under Kroger- en Meijer -Supermarkten in Arkansas, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, Minnesota, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia and Missouri.
