Bunge recalls Harvest Value Canola Liquid Frying Oil due to foreign material in jugs. Consumers should check for foreign objects before use.
The presence of a foreign material inside jugs of Bunge Vegetable Oil.
Bunge is recalling Harvest Value Canola Liquid Frying Oil because foreign material was found inside some jugs. This could pose a risk if the material is ingested, though the recall does not specify the type or amount of foreign material.
Foreign material inside the jugs could be ingested if the oil is consumed. However, the recall does not specify the type or quantity of the foreign material, so the risk is minimal.
Anyone who owns or uses Harvest Value Canola Liquid Frying Oil from U.S. Foodservice, Inc. in Rosemont, IL. The risk is low as the foreign material is not described as causing serious injury.
Check for jugs with the Harvest Value Canola Liquid Frying Oil, 35 lb. (15.88 kg) label. The product was distributed by U.S. Foodservice, Inc. in Rosemont, IL with UPC 5 07 58108 01988 6 and Lot #6028012217.
Inspect the oil jug for any foreign material before use. If found, do not consume the oil.
The recall states foreign material was found inside some jugs, but does not specify if it is safe to use. Consumers should check for foreign material before use.
Check the oil jug for foreign material. If found, do not consume it. The recall does not provide a specific remedy for disposal or return.
Look for the Harvest Value Canola Liquid Frying Oil, 35 lb. (15.88 kg) label with UPC 5 07 58108 01988 6 and Lot #6028012217.
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Subject: Recall F-1338-2016 — Bunge Bunge Hello, I own a Bunge that is covered by recall F-1338-2016 from Bunge. 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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