General Mills Gold Medal Bleached All Purpose Flour, Enriched, Presifted recall — FDA F-0920-2023
Flour has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.
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Flour has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.
The firm was notified that a consumer had an allergic reaction to their product. The product did not list egg on the label.
Product tested positive for Salmonella
Coconut not listed in ingredients list or contains statement
Products were found to contain flying fish instead of angler fish.
Shea nut not listed in either the ingredients or contains statement
Listeria monocytogenes
Fish (Sardines, Bonito, Tuna) not listed either in ingredients list or in the contains statement
Contains statement warns for fish(mackerel, bonito, tuna); ingredients list includes round herring & anchovy
Listeria monocytogenes
"Fish" listed in both ingredients list and contains statement; no species identified
no fish (Bonito, Sardines, Tuna) listed on ingredients or contains statement
Shea nut not listed in either the ingredients or contains statement
Label warns for fish but does not specify anchovy or sardine; Canada lists clams in ingredients but not in contains statement.
"Fish" listed in both ingredients list and contains statement; no species identified
Ingredients statement does not list krill; contains statement warns for fish(cuttlefish) and shellfish(shrimp)
Sheanut is not listed in the ingredients list or on the contains statement
Contains statement warns for crab but not shrimp (in Flavor)
Coconut not listed in ingredients list or contains statement
Label lists squid; contains statement lists Fish(squid); other fish not listed in ingredients or contains statement
Coconut not listed in ingredients list or contains statement
Colostrum is declared but label does not declare milk.
Elevated levels of lead
undeclared allergen (milk)
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