Ingredients Corporation Of America recalls KD's Good Stuff Seasoning (5lb bags) due to glass shards found in sealed dehydrated garlic used in production.
Glass shards were found in a sealed bag of dehydrated minced garlic. Parts of this shipment of garlic were used to manufacture other products.
Ingredients Corporation Of America is recalling KD's Good Stuff Seasoning (5lb bags) because glass shards were found in a sealed bag of dehydrated minced garlic that was used to make the seasoning. This poses a risk of injury if the glass shards are ingested.
Glass shards were discovered in a sealed bag of dehydrated minced garlic that was used to manufacture the seasoning. If these shards are ingested, they could cause injury to the mouth, throat, or digestive tract.
Owners of KD's Good Stuff Seasoning (5lb bags) with lot number 19223 are affected. People who have eaten the seasoning or used it in cooking are at risk of injury from glass shards.
Check for KD's Good Stuff Seasoning bags labeled 'NET WT. 5#' with lot number 19223. The product was sold by Ingredients Corporation Of America in Moscow, TN.
Inspect the seasoning for glass shards before use. If found, stop using it immediately.
No, the product contains glass shards that could cause injury if ingested.
Look for KD's Good Stuff Seasoning (5lb bags) with lot number 19223 sold by Ingredients Corporation Of America in Moscow, TN.
Check for glass shards. If found, stop using it immediately. The manufacturer does not provide a return or replacement option.
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Subject: Recall F-0800-2016 — KD's KD's Hello, I own a KD's that is covered by recall F-0800-2016 from KD's. 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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