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B.C. Frozen Foods recalls

Every recall we track for B.C. Frozen Foods — 2 in all, from 2019–2023 — plus the complaints and injury reports the public filed about them. 1 is rated “stop using now”.

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Recalls per year, by danger level

2 recalls since 2017.

2017: 0 recalls20172018: 0 recalls20182019: 1 recall — 1 stop using now120192020: 0 recalls20202021: 0 recalls20212022: 0 recalls20222023: 1 recall — 1 lower risk120232024: 0 recalls20242025: 0 recalls20252026 (to date): 0 recalls2026to date

All FDA recall records for B.C. Frozen Foods since 2017, counted by recall date (one bar per calendar year; 2026 is partial). Danger level is GovInfoNow’s plain-language rating; “not yet rated” records are still being written up.

Recalls per year for B.C. Frozen Foods, by danger level
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What to do if you have a recalled B.C. Frozen Foods product

  1. Match the lot code, UPC and best-by date on your package to the recall; only those lots are affected.
  2. Don’t eat it. Return it for a refund or throw it away sealed, and clean surfaces it touched.
  3. If you feel unwell after eating it, call your doctor and mention the recall.

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All B.C. Frozen Foods recalls

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B.C. Frozen Foods recall questions

How many recalls has B.C. Frozen Foods had?

2 recalls from B.C. Frozen Foods are on record with U.S. safety agencies, from 2019–2023.

What is the most recent B.C. Frozen Foods recall?

B.C. Frozen Foods recalls 1. Nature's Promise Organic Raspberries 10oz; Stand up plastic pouch in corrugated box; Product of Chile; 8x12 oz bags, dated Mar 31, 2023. Every B.C. Frozen Foods recall is listed on this page, newest first.

What should I do if I have a recalled B.C. Frozen Foods product?

Match the lot code, UPC and best-by date on your package to the recall; only those lots are affected. Don’t eat it. Return it for a refund or throw it away sealed, and clean surfaces it touched. If you feel unwell after eating it, call your doctor and mention the recall.

How do I get alerts for new B.C. Frozen Foods recalls?

Sign up for free email alerts on GovInfoNow — we check official CPSC, FDA, USDA and NHTSA data every day and email you only when a recall matches what you follow.