Northwest Specialty recalls Wine-King Beer-King dried lactose powder for mislabeled lactose content that may confuse consumers with milk allergies.
Dried Lactose powder product, which is used in brewery to make beer, does not declare whey or milk and the label declared lactose only.
Northwest Specialty is recalling Wine-King Beer-King dried lact:ose powder because its label claims only lactose but doesn't mention whey or milk. This could confuse people with milk allergies who might accidentally consume products they shouldn't.
The product label states it contains only lactose but does not mention whey or milk. This could lead to accidental consumption by individuals with milk allergies who might not realize the product contains milk-derived ingredients.
People who bought Wine-King Beer-King dried lactose powder for brewing beer. Those with milk allergies are at higher risk if they mistakenly use this product.
Check for Wine-King Beer-King dried lactose powder in plastic bags of 4 oz., 1 lb., or 5 lb. net weight. The product is sold under the brand name for brewing beer.
Look for the label that states 'lactose only' without mentioning whey or milk.
The recall states the label does not declare whey or milk, so it may confuse people with milk allergies. The product is intended for brewing beer, not direct human consumption.
The product label claims only lactose but does not mention whey or milk, which could lead to accidental consumption by people with milk allergies.
Check for Wine-King Beer-King dried lactose powder in plastic bags of 4 oz., 1 lb., or 5 lb. net weight.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Wine-King Beer-King to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0784-2016 — Wine-King Beer-King Wine-King Beer-King Hello, I own a Wine-King Beer-King that is covered by recall F-0784-2016 from Wine-King Beer-King. 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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