A.R. Food Brokerage recalls 15oz Green Pigeon Peas labeled 'ECONO***Gandules Verde' due to import alert. Product may be distributed in Puerto Rico. No remedy provided.
Product in Import Alert (99-38) inadvertently released for distribution.
A.R. Food Broker: A recall of 15oz Green Pigeon Peas labeled 'ECONO***Gandules Verde' due to an import alert. This product may be distributed in Puerto Rico and has no remedy specified.
The product was inadvertently released for distribution under an import alert. This means it may not meet safety standards for food distribution in the U.S. However, the recall does not specify a specific hazard or risk to health.
Anyone who purchased these green pigeon peas from stores in Puerto Rico. The product was distributed through Econo, Inc. in Carolina, P.R.
Look for the label reading: 'ECONO***Gandules Verde***Hervidos en Agua y Sal*** Green Pigeon Peas***PREMIUM***NET WT. 15 oz (425g)'. The product was distributed in Puerto Rico by Econo, Inc. in Carolina, P.R.
Look for the label reading: 'ECONO***Gandules Verde***Hervidos en Agua y Sal*** Green Pigeon Peas***PREMIUM***NET WT. 15 oz (425g)'
The recall does not specify a health hazard, but the product was released under an import alert. It may not meet safety standards.
The recall does not provide a remedy, so no action is required beyond checking the label.
The product was distributed in Puerto Rico by Econo, Inc. in Carolina, P.R.
We’ve drafted a message you can send A.R. Food Brokerage to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0572-2016 — A.R. Food Brokerage A.R. Food Brokerage Hello, I own a A.R. Food Brokerage that is covered by recall F-0572-2016 from A.R. Food Brokerage. 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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