A.R. Food Brokerage recalls 15 oz CRIADA Premium Green Pigeon Peas due to being inadvertently released in an import alert. No remedy provided in official notice.
Product in Import Alert (99-38) inadvertently released for distribution.
A.R. Food Broker: A.R. Food Brokerage Corp. is recalling 15 oz CRIADA Premium Green Pigeon Peas because they were inadvertently released in an import alert. This product is not safe for consumption as it was improperly distributed.
The product was inadvertently released in an import alert, meaning it was distributed without proper clearance. This could lead to safety issues as the product was not intended for the market. The import alert indicates potential regulatory or safety compliance problems.
Anyone who purchased the 15 oz CRIADA Premium Green Pigeon Peas from A.R. Food Brokerage Corp. in the U.S. or Puerto Rico. Consumers in the U.S. and Puerto Rico are most at risk due to the import alert.
Check for the label reading: "CRIADA***PREMIUM GANDULES VERDES GREEN PIGEON PEAS***In water with salt*** NET WT. 15 oz (425g)". The product was produced by Empresas La Famosa, Inc. in Peru and distributed by A.R. Food Brokerage Corp.
Look for the label reading: "CRIADA***PREMIUM GANDULES VERDES GREEN PIGEON PEAS***In water with salt*** NET WT. 15 oz (425g)".
The product was inadvertently released in an import alert, meaning it was distributed without proper clearance.
No remedy is provided in the official recall notice.
The product was produced by Empresas La Famosa, Inc. in Peru.
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-0571-2016 — A.R. Food Brokerage A.R. Food Brokerage Hello, I own a A.R. Food Brokerage that is covered by recall F-0571-2016 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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