Eat Good LLC recalls Mandarin Noodle Salad due to missing wheat declaration on label. This affects refrigerated salad products sold in grocery stores. Consumers should check for the product and follow safety instructions.
Label declares pasta but does not declare wheat.
Eat Good LLC is recalling Mandarin Noodle Salad because the product label does not declare wheat, which is a required ingredient for certain dietary restrictions. This recall affects consumers who may have wheat allergies or celiac disease.
The label does not declare wheat, which is a critical ingredient for individuals with wheat allergies or celiac disease. Without this declaration, people with these conditions could consume the product without knowing it contains wheat.
People who have wheat allergies or celiac disease are most at risk from this recall. The product is sold in grocery stores and distributed by Eat Good Food in Liberty Lake, WA.
Check for Mandarin Noodle Salad packages labeled 'pasta, soy sauce, brown sugar, canola oil, sesame oil, carrot, green onion, granulated garlic, granulated ginger, cashews' sold in grocery stores. The product is refrigerated and has a 'Must Use By' date.
Look for the label that lists ingredients including wheat, as the product does not declare wheat.
The product may contain wheat, but the label does not declare it. People with wheat allergies or celiac disease should avoid this product.
Check for Mandarin Noodle Salad packages sold in grocery stores with the listed ingredients and a 'Must Use By' date.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so consumers should check the label for wheat and avoid the product if they have wheat allergies or celiac disease.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Eat Good to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1311-2023 — Eat Good Eat Good Hello, I own a Eat Good that is covered by recall F-1311-2023 from Eat Good. 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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