Recall: Soy Kaas Cheddar Slices Recall
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Batch/UPC Code:
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8 oz. Cheddar Slices - UPC 78016 00480, Best By 10/13/15
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Reason for Recall:
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Panos Brands is recalling this product due to the possible presence of plastic packaging in the product. If you have the affected product, you may return it to your local Price Chopper for a full refund. For more information, visit panosbrands.com or contact Panos Brands at 201-843-8900.
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Friday, June 19, 2015
Price Chopper recalling Soy Kaas Cheddar Slices
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Australia Recalled: Golden Circle Ltd Canned Beetroot Slices
Golden Circle Ltd Canned Beetroot Slices 450g
Batch Code: WO0544 and WD0544
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This product is sold in a 450g can.
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This product is sold in supermarkets and retail outlets in the North Island.
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This product is manufactured in New Zealand and exported to Australia. A recall will be initiated in Australia.
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Golden Circle is initiating a recall of the above batches of Golden Circle brand Beetroot slices 450g as some product may not contain enough liquid and may cause illness if consumed.
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The product batch code is identified by a series of characters on the base of the can. Affected products will have the first six digits as WO0544 or WD0544.
Consumers should not consume any of these batches.
Consumers who have a can from these batches should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund or phone 0800 928 843 with any queries.
This recall does not affect any other Golden Circle product.
Golden Circle Limited
For further information contact: 0800 928 843
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Monday, October 6, 2014
New Zealand: Smoked Flavour Cheese Slices Recalled
Recalled food products: Goodman Fielder Chesdale Smoked Flavour Cheese Slices 250g
Chesdale Smoked Flavour Cheese Slices 250g
Production Date: 06 06 14
Best Before: 05 06 15
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Cheese packed in 12 individually wrapped slices.
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The affected product is sold in supermarkets and other retail food outlets throughout New Zealand.
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Goodman Fielder NZ Ltd is initiating a recall of one batch of Chesdale smoked flavour Cheese Slices 250g (12 single slice pack) due to the possible presence of thin clear plastic in the cheese which may pose a choking hazard. All affected product should not be consumed.
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Consumers should check the date codes on the product packaging. Affected product has the batch information listed above only. If you have purchased affected product, phone 0800 368 052 for a full refund or for further information.
There have been no reports of illness; however any person concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
This recall does not affect any other Goodman Fielder products.
Goodman Fielder NZ Ltd
2/8 Nelson Street
Auckland 1010
Phone: 0800 368 052
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Friday, November 15, 2013
Apple Slices Recalled Due to Listeria
Crunch Pak® of Cashmere, Washington is voluntarily recalling 5,471 cases of Crunch Pak® Apple Slices due to a possible health risk from Listeria monocytogenes.
No illnesses have been reported in association with this recall to date. No other Crunch Pak® products are affected by this recall. FDA is aware that the company is undertaking this voluntary action.
Listeria monocytogenes is an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
The company sold the recalled product to retail customers and because, in some cases, the recalled product was shipped to regional distribution centers, Crunch Pak is taking the extra precautionary measure of issuing this recall nationwide to assure that consumers who may have purchased the product are properly alerted.
The following products are subject to this nationwide recall
Product Description for Nov. 14, 2013 Voluntary Recall Totaling 5,471 cases
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UPC Code *
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Best if Used By Date*
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Crunch Pak® Tart Apple Slices 14 ounce bag
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732313141209
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11/14/13
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Crunch Pak® Tart Apple Slices 2 ounce bag with Low Fat Caramel Dip Multi pak of 5
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732313091139
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11/14/13
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Crunch Pak® Tart Apple Slices 2 ounce bag Multi pak of 6
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732313121034
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11/14/13
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Crunch Pak® Tart Apple Slices 3 pound bag
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732313481206
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11/14/13
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Crunch Pak® Sweet Honeycrisp Apple Slices 12 ounce bag
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732313120013
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11/14/13
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Crunch Pak® Blue Raspberry Flavorz Apple Slices 2 ounce bag Multi pak of 5 with Monsters University
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732313089969
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11/18/13
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* In order to identify the recalled products, both the product description or UPC code AND the Best-if-Used-By-Date must be used. The UPC code and best by date are printed on the back of the packages. Because the UPC code is used for all items in these categories, the UPC code alone will not identify the recalled product.
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Consumers who have recalled product in their possession should not consume it, should destroy or discard it, and retain the receipt of purchase. Consumers with questions may contact Crunch Pak at 1-509-888-7648, M-F, 8:00am – 5:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
This voluntary recall was initiated after a single, random sample of 14 oz. package of Crunch Pak brand Tart Apple Slices, taken by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes.
Crunch Pak representatives are already contacting retail customers who received the product directly from the company and asking that they remove the recalled product from store shelves and inventories and that no product is available for consumer purchase.
“We are issuing this voluntary recall to reduce even the slightest risk to public health. There is nothing more important than the health and safety of those who enjoy our products,” said Tony Freytag of Crunch Pak. “We have always been committed to food safety, and we will continue to make food safety a core competency of our company. We realize that food safety is a constant effort, and we are using this opportunity to further evaluate our food safety systems.”
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