Dilettante Mocha Cafe recalls Espresso Bulk Caramels due to inconsistent dairy labeling on display placards. The product may contain milk but labels only state 'Contains Dairy' instead of 'Contains Milk'.
The firm's retail placard posted on display case declares milk in the ingredients statement, but the placard declares "Contains Dairy" only.
Dilettante Mocha Cafe is recalling their Espresso Bulk Caramels because the display placards incorrectly state 'Contains Dairy' instead of 'Contains Milk'. This could lead to confusion for people with dairy allergies, as the product may contain milk but the label doesn't specify it clearly.
The display placard for the product lists 'Contains Dairy' but the ingredients statement mentions milk. This inconsistency could cause someone with a dairy allergy to mistakenly believe the product is safe when it actually contains milk.
People who purchased the Espresso Bulk Caramels from retail stores are affected. Those with dairy allergies may be at risk if they assume the product is dairy-free when it contains milk.
Check for the product label that says 'Contains: Milk' on the display placard. The product was sold in retail display cases with a specific UPC code (10083 15056) and manufactured on May 24, 2023.
Look for the display placard that states 'Contains: Milk' on the product.
The product was recalled because the display placard incorrectly states 'Contains Dairy' instead of 'Contains Milk', which could confuse people with dairy allergies.
No, the product contains milk but the label only states 'Contains Dairy', which may not be clear enough for people with dairy allergies.
The product was manufactured on May 24, 2023.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Dilettante Mocha Cafe to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1418-2023 — Dilettante Mocha Cafe Dilettante Mocha Cafe Hello, I own a Dilettante Mocha Cafe that is covered by recall F-1418-2023 from Dilettante Mocha Cafe. 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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