Trader Joe's recalls two products due to incorrect labeling that may cause confusion between pesto and hummus. The recall is for safety and to prevent potential mix-ups.
The firm was notified that the product top label reads "Pesto" and the side label reads "Hummus". The Hummus ingredient panel does not include milk and walnuts which are ingredients of the Pesto in the container.
Trader Joe's is recalling two products: a Genova Pesto and a Hummus Dip. The issue is that the labels show the wrong product names, which could lead to confusion and potential safety risks.
The product labels incorrectly state that the top label is for Pesto and the side label is for Hummus. This mix-up could lead to confusion about which product is which, potentially causing safety issues if the wrong product is used.
Anyone who purchased the Trader Joe's Genova Pesto or Hummus Dip between the time stamps listed in the recall notice. People who use these products for cooking or eating are most at risk.
Check for the top label reading 'TRADER JOE'S GENOVA PESTO NET WT. 7 OZ. (198g)' and the side label reading 'TRADER JOE'S HUMMUS DIP NET WT. 7 OZ (98g)'. The products were sold between 06:28 and 07:07 with the UPC 0015 7353.
Look for the top label reading 'TRADER JOE'S GENOVA PESTO NET WT. 7 OZ. (198g)' and the side label reading 'TRADER JOE'S HUMMUS DIP NET WT. 7 OZ (98g)' to confirm if the product is affected.
The product labels show a mix-up between Pesto and Hummus, which could cause confusion and potential safety risks.
Check the labels to see if the product matches the description. If it does, you may want to contact Trader Joe's for further instructions.
The recall notice does not specify a deadline for action.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Trader Joe's to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0894-2023 — Trader Joe's Trader Joe's Hello, I own a Trader Joe's that is covered by recall F-0894-2023 from Trader Joe's. 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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