According to news sources, a recall has been issued for 16. oz packages of Torta de Pan after it was found that the product contained an undeclared milk allergen, which can cause severe or life-threatening allergic reactions if consumed by people with allergy or sensitivity to milk products.
The company, JKS Wholesale SVCS Inc., announced the recall after laboratory tests confirmed the presence of an undeclared milk ingredient in the product. The recalled products do not include those sold on earlier than 02/15/12. The company has announced that it has already replaced the improper product labels on all products currently being sold in stores with accurate labels.
There have been no reported illnesses reported to date.
Consumers should stop using the recalled product and contact the company at 571-265-8991 for additional information.
As a Los Angeles Personal Injury Lawyer, I’ve seen many products being recalled due to improper labeling and understand the inherent risks associated with such recalls. I hope that consumers will learn more about the recalled product and be cautious of any known allergens that may not be identified on the product label. If you or a loved one has been injured through the use or consumption of a defective product, speak with a Personal Injury Attorney Los Angeles to learn about the legal options available to you.
According to news sources, a recall has been issued for Safeway Snack Artist Sugar Free Bite-Sized Chocolate Chip Cookes after it was found that the product contained undeclared milk and egg allergens, which can cause serious or life-threatening allergic reactions if consumed by people with allergy to either milk or egg products. The recalled products come in 10 oz. tubs, include a lot number L07112B and have a Best By date of 07/11/12.
The company, D.F. Stauffer Biscuit Co., issued the recall after the improper label was identified.
There have been no reported illnesses to date associated with the consumption of the recalled product.
Consumers can contact the company at or simply return the recalled product to the point of purchase for a full refund.
As a San Francisco personal injury lawyer, I’ve seen many products being recalled due to improper labeling and understand the inherent risks associated with such recalls. I hope that consumers will learn more about the recalled product and be cautious of any known allergens that may not be identified on the product label. If you or a loved one has been injured through the use or consumption of a defective product, speak with a personal injury attorney San Francisco to learn about the legal options available to you.
According to news sources, a consumer alert has been announced in regards to an undeclared allergen ingredient found in Gollo Brand “Pan Dominicano (Dominican Bread),” which can cause serious or life-threatening allergic reactions if consumed by people with a severe sensitivity to milk.
The company, Gollo Desserts, recalled the 7 oz. packaged product after an undeclared milk allergen was discovered in a routine random sampling conducted by the New York State Department of Agriculture. The packages contain 6 pieces of the recalled product and a UPC code 96321-00220.
There have been no illnesses reported to date due to the consumption of the product.
Consumers with the recalled product can return it to the point of purchase. For questions and additional information, consumers can contact the company directly at 718) 386-4110.
As a San Francisco personal injury lawyer, I’ve seen many products being recalled due to improper labeling and understand the inherent risks associated with such recalls. I hope that consumers will learn more about the recalled product and be cautious of any known allergens that may not be identified on the product label. If you or a loved one has been injured through the use or consumption of a defective product, speak with a personal injury lawyer San Francisco to learn about the legal options available to you.
According to news sources, an undeclared milk allergen in Instantwhip B/C Topping has resulted in the voluntary recall of the product due to the risks of severe or fatal allergic reactions to people with a particular allergic sensitivity towards milk ingredients.
The company, Ohio Processors, Inc., has issued the voluntary recall as a result of an undeclared milk allergen inside the product that was discovered after finding out that the supplier had provided the incorrect packaging. The recalled product includes the codes 060, 080, 124, 143, 145, 167, 179, 188, 193, 244, 256, 300, 313 and comes in 1/2 gallon containers.
There have been no reported illnesses to date. People with no allergies or sensitivities towards milk can consume the product with no concern.
Consumers with the recalled product should contact the company at (877) 488-0816 for additional information
As a personal injury lawyer Los Angeles, I’ve seen recalls of this kind in the past and know the severity of the hazards they entail. I hope this information can help raise awareness about this recalled product. If you or a loved one has been injured through the use or consumption of a defective product, speak with a truck accident lawyer Los Angeles to learn about the legal options available to you. Please, continue to visit our blog for regular updates about unsafe and dangerous consumer products.
The early news articles report an announcement from the FDA claiming that the Maumee Valley Vending Company has issued an allergy alert and recall due to undeclared milk in the Buffalo Chicken Wedge Sandwiches containing cheese. These products contain milk allergen without stating it clearly on their labels.
The company is issuing this voluntary recall along with the alert because the label did not show milk as one of the items in their ingredients and that could cause severe health risks to many consumers. The reports from the FDA show that the company has produced exact 350 sandwiches with this mislabeling issue, which have the code CLF103 11/21 printed on the plastic triangular containers that preserve the sandwiches.
This particular issue was discovered after the FDA investigated many products due to suspicion of incorrect or misleading labeling. There have been no illnesses reported that were directly linked to this product so far, however all consumers who have a severe milk allergy may run the risk of having their health seriously threatened by allergic reactions after eating the recalled product.
As a Los Angeles wrongful death attorney, I urge all consumers to pay close attention to packaged food products that might present issues to your health. Personal injury lawyers can be extremely helpful whenever you feel like you’ve been neglected in a personal injury case.
According to reports from the FDA and the company Rice-A-Roni, there’s a recall being issued to a family-size box of Rice-A-Roni Rice Pilaf flavor due to a possible milk allergen.
News reports show that the recalled product was distributed to stores in California and Arizona and contrary to what’s labeled, the contents of the packages include milk. People that may be seriously allergic to milk may suffer life-threatening risks by consuming this product without warning.
Consumers who have bought the 10.8 ounce boxes of Rice-A-Roni Rice Pilaf favor with the Best Before Date of JUL 30 12 B stamp and the UPC Bar Code with the ending 43004 should return the product immediately.
The FDA announced that the company is in constant contact with the officials so they may secure consumers’ health by acting in a timely manner regarding this issue.
As a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer I hope that all consumers who might have already used some of the recalled product did not have any severe allergic reaction. Hopefully the FDA along with the company will be extremely proficient in solving this issue.
For all of your personal injury questions, contact a reliable personal injury lawyer right away.
In a recent news release, Flowers Food has recalled their cereal bars due to an undeclared milk allergen.
The products subject to recall include:
-Mrs. Freshley’s Canadian Label Apple Cinnamon Fruit and Pastry Cereal Bars, UPC 072250002400
-Mrs. Freshley’s Canadian Label Blueberry Fruit and Pastry Cereal Bars, UPC 072250002387
-Mrs. Freshley’s Canadian Label Strawberry Fruit and Pastry Cereal Bars, UPC 072250002363
The product was distributed in Canada, as well as discount stores all across the U.S.
The product contains non-fat dry milk, which is not indicated in the packaging. The company is cooperating with the Food and Drug Administration and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. No illnesses in relation with this recall have been reported so far.
Those who have milk sensitivities may have a life-threatening reaction if they consume this product. As a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer, I have seen food recalls like this one and know that, with as much testing goes into food products before manufacturers send them to market, mistakes can still be made. Although the product liability lawyer at our law firm does not handle these type of cases there are food recall lawyers out there that can help your or a loved one if you have been affected by a recall such as this one.
