Chemtrade Solutions recalls sodium nitrite granules due to potential metal fragments. Affected lots expire by March 2026. Stop using if you have these specific product codes.
Product may contain metal fragments (ferrous metal, 1 mm or less in size)
Chemtrade Solutions is recalling sodium nitrite granules that may contain small metal fragments. This could cause injury if ingested, so affected customers should stop using the product.
The product may contain metal fragments (ferrous metal, 1 mm or less in size) that could be ingested during food preparation. If these fragments enter food, they could cause injury or illness.
Anyone who purchased the recalled sodium nitrite granules from the listed product codes. Food processors and commercial kitchens using these products are most at risk.
Check for product codes SY3060 (expires 01MAR2026), SY3061 (expires 02MAR2026), or SY3097 (expires 07APR2026) on the 50lb bags. These products were sold in polyethylene and paper bags.
Immediately stop using the recalled sodium nitrite granules if you have the product codes SY3060, SY3061, or SY3097.
The affected product codes are SY3060 (expires 01MAR2026), SY3061 (expires 02MAR2026), and SY3097 (expires 07APR2026).
Check for product codes SY3060, SY3061, or SY3097 on the 50lb bags, which were sold in polyethylene and paper bags.
Immediately stop using the product and contact Chemtrade Solutions for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Chemtrade to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1502-2023 — Chemtrade Chemtrade Hello, I own a Chemtrade that is covered by recall F-1502-2023 from Chemtrade. 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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