Oasis Foods recalls Golden Fry Clear Liquid Shortening (35 lb) due to potential high density polyethylene resin trim rings in bottles. Affected lots from 01262016 to 02052016 may pose safety risks.
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Oasis Foods is recalling 35-pound Golden Fry Clear Liquid Shortening bottles that may contain high density polyethylene resin trim rings. This could cause safety issues if the resin breaks off during use.
The product may contain high density polyethylene resin trim rings that could break off during use. If the resin breaks free, it might cause a safety hazard when handling the shortening.
Anyone who purchased Oasis Foods Golden Fry Clear Liquid Shortening (35 lb) with lot numbers from 01262016 to 02052016. Consumers using the product for cooking are most at risk.
Check for lot numbers on the bottle: 01262016 through 02052016. The product is a 35-pound Golden Fry Clear Liquid Shortening bottle from Oasis Foods, Inc. in Hillside, NJ.
Look for lot numbers on the bottle: 01262016 through 02052016.
The product may contain high density polyethylene resin trim rings that could break off during use.
Lot numbers 01262016 through 02052016.
Check the lot number on the bottle: 01262016 through 02052016. The product is a 35-pound Golden Fry Clear Liquid Shortening from Oasis Foods, Inc. in Hillside, NJ.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Oasis Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1497-2016 — Oasis Foods Oasis Foods Hello, I own a Oasis Foods that is covered by recall F-1497-2016 from Oasis Foods. 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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