Lipari Foods Operating Company, LLC Backroad Country Spicy Cajun Mix 9 oz recall — FDA F-0199-2021
Undeclared Allergens: Milk
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Undeclared Allergens: Milk
Firm routine testing resulted in a positive result for Listeria monocytogenes in one bag of frozen edamame.
An internal quality review found that an ingredient contained a milk derivative, but milk was not declared on the label.
Unapproved pesticide-ethylene oxide in sesame seeds from India used in the production of flour in bread ingredient Multigrain Solene Figotte (seeds bread) imported from France.
The firm discovered that some of their products showed higher than acceptable levels of gluten. They placed the product on hold for destruction however, one shipper sent products into…
Product contains undeclared milk.
Possible contamination with Cyclospora
The firm discovered that some of their products showed higher than acceptable levels of gluten. They placed the product on hold for destruction however, one shipper sent products into…
The firm was notified via a consumer complaint that the product contains the Lite Honey Mustard instead of the regular Honey Mustard. The Lite Honey Mustard contains milk which is not…
Sour Cherry Baked Brie was recalled because the scale label, which was printed at retail stores, do not list almond.
Firm received complaints of foreign material in ice cream bars.
The firm is recalling their products due the unapproved use of a food additive and unapproved marketing statements
Undeclared pecans due to mis-labeling
Product utilized a gluten-free claim but has as an ingredient a fermented soy sauce that is produced from wheat which was not processed to remove the gluten prior to fermentation.
Presence of metal shavings in tomato paste
Presence of metal shavings in tomato paste
Product utilized a gluten-free claim but has as an ingredient a fermented soy sauce that is produced from wheat which was not processed to remove the gluten prior to fermentation.
Product utilized a gluten-free claim but has as an ingredient a fermented soy sauce that is produced from wheat which was not processed to remove the gluten prior to fermentation.
An ingredient used as an ingredient in the products tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes
Supplier provided ingredient (pretzel breading) was SUSPECT for Listeria species, but no further confirmation was performed to confirm the suspect result. Lot number of ingredient in…
Supplier provided ingredient (pretzel breading) was SUSPECT for Listeria species, but no further confirmation was performed to confirm the suspect result. Lot number of ingredient in…
Product utilized a gluten-free claim but has as an ingredient a fermented soy sauce that is produced from wheat which was not processed to remove the gluten prior to fermentation.
Product utilized a gluten-free claim but has as an ingredient a fermented soy sauce that is produced from wheat which was not processed to remove the gluten prior to fermentation.
Product utilized a gluten-free claim but has as an ingredient a fermented soy sauce that is produced from wheat which was not processed to remove the gluten prior to fermentation.
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