EAT REAL FOOD LLC recalls 12-jar glass containers of Plant Based Yogurt Culina Blueberry Lavender due to potential glass contamination. Consumers should stop using affected products immediately.
Potential for glass to be found in product
EAT REAL FOOD LLC is recalling Plant Based Yogurt Culina Blueberry Lavender Nt Wt 5 oz. products because glass may be present in the packaging. This could cause injury if glass is accidentally ingested.
Glass pieces could be accidentally present in the yogurt product. If ingested, this could cause cuts or lacerations in the mouth or throat. The glass container design increases the risk of glass fragments entering the product.
Consumers who purchased the 12-jar glass containers of Plant Based Yogurt Culina Blueberry Lavender Nt Wt 5 oz. (142 g) with UPC 854724007117. Those who have the product are at risk of injury if glass is ingested.
Check for the UPC 854724007117 on the glass container. The product is sold in 12-jar cases with lot codes 06122CBCUCYBLL0711 or 07422CBCUCYBLL0711 and best by dates of 10/31/2022 or 11/13/2022.
Immediately stop using and discard any affected products to avoid potential glass ingestion.
Plant Based Yogurt Culina Blueberry Lavender Nt Wt 5 oz. (142 g) in 12-jar glass containers with UPC 854724007117.
Potential for glass to be found in the product, which could cause injury if ingested.
Look for the UPC 854724007117 on the glass container. The product has lot codes 06122CBCUCYBLL0711 or 07422CBCUCYBLL0711 and best by dates of 10/31/2022 or 11/13/2022.
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Subject: Recall F-1405-2022 — EAT REAL FOOD EAT REAL FOOD Hello, I own a EAT REAL FOOD that is covered by recall F-1405-2022 from EAT REAL FOOD. 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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