Stop & Shop in New York Metro sold Tofurky and Lightlife plant-based products that may not have been kept at safe temperatures. Consumers should check UPCs listed to see if they own affected items.
Perishable products were not held at an appropriate temperature.
Stop & Shop stores in the New York Metro Region sold several plant-based meat products that could have been stored at unsafe temperatures. This recall is for food safety reasons to prevent potential foodborne illness.
Perishable products were not held at an appropriate temperature, which could lead to foodborne illness if the products were consumed after being improperly stored.
Customers who purchased plant-based meat products from Stop & Shop stores in the New York Metro Region between the dates listed in the recall. Those with the specific UPCs mentioned are most at risk.
Check for the following UPCs: 2558311087, 2548400701, 3803161180, 3803140650, 5980600329, 2548400703, 3803141215, 3803141217, 5980600302, 5980600325, 4345410065, 2548400010, 2548400735, 3803161216, 2548400657, 4345410062, 4345410020, 8826744936, 4345410104, 5107000610, 4345410012, 2548400012, 2558300602, 4345410015, 4345410018, 2558366873. The products include Tofurky, Lightlife, and Nasoya plant-based meats.
Look for the listed UPC numbers on the product packaging to confirm if you have an affected item.
The products were not held at an appropriate temperature, which could lead to foodborne illness if consumed after improper storage.
Check the product UPCs listed in the recall to see if you have an affected item. There is no specific action required beyond checking if you own the products.
The recall is for food safety reasons to prevent potential foodborne illness due to improper temperature storage.
We’ve drafted a message you can send C & S Wholesale Grocers to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1464-2023 — C & S Wholesale Grocers C & S Wholesale Grocers Hello, I own a C & S Wholesale Grocers that is covered by recall F-1464-2023 from C & S Wholesale Grocers. 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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