According to Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, Rich Products Corporation is recalling “Allen Bavarian Crème Filling” due to undeclared coconut, pecan, and milk. The product was distributed to foodservice distributors and in-store bakeries nationwide. The pail size is 3.5 gallons and weight is 31.0 lbs. with production codes 11870137F21, F-22, F-23, F-24, and F-25. Consumers with questions may call (800) 356-7094.
According to Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc., is recalling “Bimbo brand Soft White Bread” due to undeclared milk. The product was sold in California, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The 1-lb. 4-oz. (or 567 grams) packages have a red band of color above the clear bag window on the front of bag and square lock tab closures in the colors and dates as follows: white tab – 6/14 or 6/21; blue tab – 6/15; tan tab – 6/17; green tab – 6/18; red tab – 6/20. Consumers may return the product to its place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers with questions may call (800) 984-0989.
According to the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, Pure Base Distribution, LLC, is recalling “Pure Base Garlic Spread- Concentrate” and “Pure Base Garlic Spread – Ready to Spread” due to undeclared milk and wheat. The products were distributed nationwide in online and traditional retail stores. The recalled products are:
Pure Base Garlic Spread – Concentrate in 4-oz. bottles:
92221, Best By 8/10/2010
92391, Best By 8/27/2010
92661, Best By 9/23/2010
92921, Best By 10/19/2010
93291, Best By 11/25/2010
100341, Best By 2/3/2011
100971, Best By 4/7/2011
101181, Best By 4/28/2011
Pure Base Garlic Spread – Ready to Spread in 7-oz. bottles:
92641, Best By 9/21/2010
93021, Best By 10/29/2010
93291, Best By 11/25/2010
100391, Best By 2/8/2011
101181, Best By 4/28/2011
Consumers may return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers with questions may call 888-980-7474, ext 105.
According to the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, Better Made Snack Foods is recalling “Better Made 3-oz. Original Potato Sticks” due to undeclared milk. This product was distributed to local stores in Michigan. The product comes in a 3-oz. package, UPC# 0-41633-01203-9, with an expiration date of July 23 on the front and a time stamp, the first seven digits of which are 0706112. Consumers are asked to call (800) 409-9427 for a refund.
According to the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, Dominguez Family Enterprises is recalling Juanita’s Brand “Cuernos,” “Pan Huevo,” and “Ojos” Mexican breads due to undeclared milk, soy, and wheat. Products were distributed in retail stores in Alaska, Oregon, and Washington. The products were in 6-count clear, plastic clamshell containers with a white, red, and green label and “best by” dates of 5/12/2010 though 6/05/2010. Consumers may return the product to the place of purchase and ask for a refund. Consumers with questions may call 541-386-6311 or 888-463-6332.
According to the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, Wally’s Nut House, LLC is recalling “Tailgate Crunch Mix,” “Sweet Cajun Heat Mix,” “Country Western Mix,” “Cranberry Raisin Mix,” “Party Mix,” “Hot ‘n Spicy Mix,” and “Louisiana Cajun Mix” due to undeclared milk, soy, and wheat. The products were sold through fundraising events in Kansas and Missouri and through mail orders nationwide. The products are packaged in 16-oz. clear plastic bags with a resealable opening. The product labels do not include any codes or expiration dating. Consumers who have these products or who have questions may call (800) 748-7041.
According to the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, Rudolph Foods Company Inc. is recalling “Pepe’s Gigante Louisiana Hot Sauce Flavored Cracklins” due to undeclared milk. The product was distributed in California. The product is in a 3.5-oz. package with a use by date of ”03/19/2010,” as well as “EST. 0525″ inside the USDA mark of inspection. Consumers with questions can go to AskKaren.gov or call (888) 674-6854.
From the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network: La Espiga de Oro, Inc. is recalling “Fiesta Brand Flour Burrito Tortillas” due to undeclared milk. The product was distributed through Fiesta Marts in Houston, Texas. The 12-count packages bear UPC 51022 00060 and dates November 30, 2009 through December 20, 2009. Consumers may return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers with questions may call (713) 861-4200.
From The Sun Chronicle (Attleboro, MA): Like any 11-year-old boy, Brett Nasuti has a favorite T-shirt. His just happens to be one that sums up his situation. Brett sports the black T-shirt emblazoned with white letters spelling out a dairy industry advertising catch phrase “got milk?” with pride, in part, because now he can. After participating in a milk desensitization trial program at Children’s Hospital in Boston, he can now have products made with milk after a lifetime of severe allergies, which as an infant would leave him purple with hives. – Read more here.
From RedOrbit (Dallas, TX): UK’s Food Standards Agency has announced that two ready meal products sold in Asda stores and smaller retailers do not have the correct allergen labeling. According to the agency, it has been informed that both the products contain nuts and ghee (milk) but the product’s allergen information only mentions the presence of seafood. – Click here for the alert. However, since the short piece doesn’t mention what kind of nuts (peanuts? treenuts?), I checked on another site and discovered that the offending ingredient is cashew nuts.
