Stratas Foods recalls Silver Source Clear Can: 35 lb canola fry oil with possible plastic piece in container. Consumers should check product code and lot number for affected items.
Stratas Foods was informed by their 5 Galloon container Supplier, Ring Container that it is possible a 53 mm in diameter piece of plastic from the neck finish could be in the jugs that went to their co-manufacturer Oasis Foods.
Stratas Foods is recalling Silver Source Clear Canola Fry Oil (35 lb) because a small plastic piece might be inside the container. This could cause injury if the oil is spilled or splashed.
The recall is for a potential small plastic piece that could be inside the container. If the oil is spilled or splashed, this plastic piece might get into the eyes or mouth, causing injury.
Anyone who owns or uses the recalled Silver Source Clear Canola Fry Oil (35 lb) from Stratas Foods. People most at risk are those who might spill or splash the oil and get the plastic piece in their eyes or mouth.
Check for the product code 104450 and lot number 012716J on the container. The oil is distributed by Performance Food Group in Richmond, VA with UPC 0 08 06795 02237 7.
Look for product code 104450 and lot number 012716J on the container.
The recall states a small plastic piece might be inside the container, so it's not safe to use until checked.
Check for product code 104450 and lot number 012716J on the container.
Check the product details to see if you have the recalled item. If you do, stop using it and contact Stratas Foods for more information.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Stratas Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1062-2016 — Stratas Foods Stratas Foods Hello, I own a Stratas Foods that is covered by recall F-1062-2016 from Stratas 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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