A pre -packed breakfast snack package was recalled in 13 states, the American Food and Drug Administration 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 started 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.
The affected packages are marked with plot #1097901 and have an expiration date of 25 February 2025. They are usually found in the cooled part of these stores, or in the products or deli departments.
So far, no diseases or side effects have been associated with the recalled snack packages.
The FDA said that the recall was initiated after the incorrect label was placed on the packages.
Naturape added value of the value of Naturipe are voluntarily calculated are 2.1 ounce or 60 grams of packages 'berry buddies, berries and pancakes' (depicted) because they contain wheat and eggs that were not called on the label. This can be dangerous for people with allergies
An investigation showed that the issue was caused by a 'label exchange error', which has since been corrected.
“Customers with a wheat or egg allergy or sensitivity that have purchased the affected product are encouraged not to consume the product and throw it away or bring it back to their purchase place for a full refund,” the FDA said.
Customers who have additional questions about the recall, can call Naturipe added value of Naturipe on 1-239-598-6045 or e-mail info@naturipefarms.com.
Dailymail.com last year some of the most serious recall actions in the United States.
Trader Joe's had to remember his frozen chicken pill for fear that it might have contained rocks.
The supermarket chain also had to remember his steamed chicken soup dumplings because they may contain hard plastic from a permanent marker pen.
In December, DailyMail.com reported on an urgent recall published by the maker of Madegood Granola -Bars about fear that his product contained pieces of metal.
Riverside Natural Foods Inc., a spokesperson for the company established in Canada, said that the pieces of metal were 'small, but large enough to be seen or felt'.
