Bindi USA recalls vanilla bean gelato containers with possible plastic strands or cracked lids. Consumers should check lot numbers 6036, 6040, or 6050 for affected products.
Gelato may contain strands or strings of plastic or have a cracked lid.
Bindi USA is recalling vanilla bean gelato containers that may contain plastic strands or have cracked lids. This could lead to choking or injury if the gelato leaks or spills.
Plastic strands in the gelato could cause choking, especially for young children. A cracked lid might allow the gelato to leak, leading to spills or slips.
Owners of Bindi USA Vanilla Bean Gelato 1.24 Gal containers with lot numbers 6036, 6040, or 6050 are affected. Children and those with small hands are at higher risk of choking.
Check the container for plastic strands or cracks in the lid. Affected products have lot numbers 6036, 6040, or 6050 and UPC 815073016557.
Inspect the gelato for plastic strands that could cause choking.
Ensure the lid is not cracked to prevent leaks.
The gelato may contain plastic strands or have a cracked lid, which could cause choking or spills. Do not consume if you find plastic strands or a cracked lid.
Lot numbers 6036, 6040, and 6050 are affected.
Check the container for plastic strands or cracks in the lid. Affected products have lot numbers 6036, 6040, or 6050 and UPC 815073016557.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Bindi to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0555-2017 — Bindi Bindi Hello, I own a Bindi that is covered by recall F-0555-2017 from Bindi. 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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