Gerber is recalling organic 2nd foods pouches due to potential mold and off-flavors from air holes in packaging. Consumers should check batch numbers and contact Gerber for details.
Gerber is voluntarily recalling two batches of GERBER¿ Organic 2ND FOODS¿ Pouches, varieties Pears, Carrots & Peas; and Carrots, Apples & Mangoes because the products produced do not meet quality standards. The packaging may contain air holes, which could result in product spoilage from mold and yeast growth, as well as an off smell and taste.
Gerber is recalling two batches of organic 2nd foods pouches (carrots, apples, mangoes) because air holes in the packaging could let mold and yeast grow, causing spoilage and off smells. This affects products sold in specific batches from July 2015.
The packaging may have small air holes that allow mold and yeast to grow inside the pouches. This can cause the food to spoil and develop an off smell or taste, but it does not pose a risk of serious injury or illness.
Parents and caregivers of infants who bought Gerber Organic 2nd Foods pouches with batch numbers 51955335XX (July 14, 2015) or 51965335XX (July 15, 2015) are most at risk. The hazard is limited to spoilage and off-flavors, not serious health threats.
Check for batch numbers 51955335XX (manufactured July 14, 2015) or 51965335XX (manufactured July 15, 2015) on the packaging. Products sold in 2 display boxes per case with 6 pouches per box.
Look for batch numbers 51955335XX or 51965335XX on the packaging.
Reach out to Gerber for guidance on whether to discard or return the product.
The packaging may have air holes that allow mold and yeast growth, causing spoilage and off smells or tastes.
Check the batch numbers and contact Gerber to see if you should discard or return the product.
No serious injury risks; the main concern is spoilage and off-flavors, which could affect food safety but not cause illness.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Gerber to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1094-2016 — Gerber Gerber Hello, I own a Gerber that is covered by recall F-1094-2016 from Gerber. 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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