California Bread Co. recalls 6-pack and 12-pack La Torta Bread due to undeclared milk allergen. Check lot numbers on plastic bags for recall.
Undeclared allergen; milk
California Bread Co. is recalling La Torta Bread products because they contain undeclared milk, which can cause allergic reactions. This affects consumers with milk allergies who may be at risk of serious health issues.
The bread contains milk without being listed as an allergen. This can trigger allergic reactions in individuals sensitive to milk, potentially causing health issues.
People with milk allergies are most at risk from this undeclared allergen. The recall applies to specific lot numbers of La Torta Bread products sold in plastic bags.
Check the plastic bag for lot numbers: Blue NOV04, Yellow NOV06, Tan NOV08, Red NOV10, Blue NOV11, or Yellow NOV13. The products are 6-packs (26 oz) and 12-packs (58 oz).
Look for lot numbers on the plastic bag: Blue NOV04, Yellow NOV06, Tan NOV08, Red NOV10, Blue NOV11, or Yellow NOV13.
No, this bread contains undeclared milk which can cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Check the lot numbers on the plastic bag to see if your product is recalled. If it is, stop using it and contact California Bread Co. for further instructions.
The recalled products are 6-packs (26 oz) and 12-packs (58 oz) with specific lot numbers: Blue NOV04, Yellow NOV06, Tan NOV08, Red NOV10, Blue NOV11, or Yellow NOV13.
We’ve drafted a message you can send California Bread Co. to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0466-2024 — California Bread Co. California Bread Co. Hello, I own a California Bread Co. that is covered by recall F-0466-2024 from California Bread Co.. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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