Coloso recalls canned octopus products labeled as 'Octopus in Pickled Sauce' that actually contain squid. This mislabeling may cause confusion for consumers expecting octopus.
Product label states name and ingredients as Octopus and real content is Squid.
Coloso is recalling canned seafood products labeled as 'Octopus in Pickled Sauce' that actually contain squid instead. This mislabeling could confuse consumers who expect octopus.
The product is mislabeled as containing octopus when it actually contains squid. This could lead to confusion for consumers who expect octopus in the product. The mislabeling does not pose a safety risk but may cause consumer confusion.
Consumers who purchased Coloso canned seafood products labeled as 'Octopus in Pickled Sauce' (4 1/4 oz and 8 1/4 oz cans) in the U.S. are affected. People expecting octopus in these products may be most at risk.
Check for cans labeled 'Coloso***PULPO EN SALSA MARINERA***OCTOPUS IN PICKLED SAUCE' with a net weight of 4 1/4 oz or 8 1/4 oz. These products were manufactured in Spain and packed for Coloso Foods, Inc. in Puerto Rico.
Look for the label reading 'Coloso***PULPO EN SALSA MARINERA***OCTOPUS IN PICKLED SAUCE' on cans of 4 1/4 oz or 8 1/4 oz net weight.
The product is mislabeled as containing octopus when it actually contains squid, which may confuse consumers expecting octopus.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so no action is required beyond checking the label.
No, the mislabeling does not pose a safety risk but may cause confusion for consumers.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Coloso to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0004-2017 — Coloso Coloso Hello, I own a Coloso that is covered by recall F-0004-2017 from Coloso. 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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