Pacific Coast Fresh CO Item #96514 and item #32903, King Harvest Black Olive Hummus recall — FDA F-0592-2025
Plastic fragments
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Plastic fragments
Plastic fragments
Customer complaints of bottles foaming when opened
Plastic fragments
Plastic fragments
Plastic fragments
Plastic fragments
Undeclared egg.
Potential contamination with yeast (yeast growth in product)
Plastic fragments
Undeclared Milk.
Plastic fragments
Plastic fragments
Plastic fragments
Plastic fragments
Undeclared Milk.
Product may contain egg, an undeclared allergen.
Firm received complaints of infant choking.
Potato flour item #20501 was recalled due to undeclared milk (between 13ppm and 17ppm).
Firm received complaints of infant choking.
Product may be contaminated with foreign objects (white fragments of plastic, varying in length and width).
Product contains undeclared sulfites (4.66 mg/serving).
Product mislabeled. The back label states Organic Cashews. The front product label states Wegmans Organic unsalted dry roasted almonds. The front label is correct label for this product.
Product contains undeclared FD&C Yellow 5 and FD&C Yellow 6.
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