Dianne's Kitchen recalls 4 oz Lemon Pesto Sauce due to milk not being listed on label. Product may contain milk but is not declared. Check UPC 8 20103 77213 6 for affected items.
Lemon Pesto Sauce recalled because parmesan cheese is declared but milk is not declared on label.
Dianne's Kitchen is recalling 4 oz Lemon Pesto Sauce because the label does not list milk, which could be present in the product. This recall is for food safety reasons to prevent potential allergic reactions.
The sauce label does not list milk, which could be present in the product. This means individuals with milk allergies might consume the sauce without knowing, leading to allergic reactions.
Anyone who purchased Dianne's Kitchen Lemon Pesto Sauce with UPC 8 20103 77213 6 from stores selling it before April 30, 2016. People with milk allergies are most at risk.
Look for the product labeled 'Lemon Pesto' with a 4 oz (113 g) net weight. It comes in a round Styrofoam container with a translucent plastic lid. The UPC code is 8 20103 77213 6.
Ensure the label lists milk as an ingredient. If milk is not listed, the product is part of this recall.
The recall is due to milk not being listed on the label, so it may contain milk. People with milk allergies should avoid it.
Check the label for milk. If milk is not listed, contact Dianne's Kitchen for guidance.
The product was sold until April 30, 2016, as indicated by the best-by date.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Dianne's Kitchen to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1323-2016 — Dianne's Kitchen Dianne's Kitchen Hello, I own a Dianne's Kitchen that is covered by recall F-1323-2016 from Dianne's Kitchen. 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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