Prinova recalls 20kg pea protein 85% dry powder bags with undeclared soy allergen. Products tested positive for soy despite soy-free claims. Consumers should check lot numbers 3700D04019DB15106 and 3700D04019DB15107.
Undeclared Soy on label. RFR was generated by a customer who used the Pea Protein in a blended product that claims to be soy free. The Pea Protein tested positive for soy allergen.
Prinova is recalling pea protein 85% dry powder in 20kg bags due to undeclared soy allergen. The product tested positive for soy despite being labeled soy-free, posing a risk for people with soy allergies.
The pea protein tested positive for soy allergen even though it was labeled soy-free. This means individuals with soy allergies could react if they consume the product in blended foods. The hazard is limited to those with soy allergies.
People with soy allergies who use this pea protein in food products. The risk is low as the hazard is specific to allergic reactions, not general safety.
Check for lot numbers 3700D04019DB15106 and 3700D04019DB15107 on the 20kg pea protein 85% dry powder bags.
Look for lot numbers 3700D04019DB15106 or 3700D04019DB15107 on the product packaging.
Yes, the product is safe for people without soy allergies as the hazard is specific to those with soy allergies.
Check for lot numbers 3700D04019DB15106 or 3700D04019DB15107 on the 20kg pea protein 85% dry powder bags.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so no action is required beyond checking lot numbers.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Prinova to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1571-2016 — Prinova Prinova Hello, I own a Prinova that is covered by recall F-1571-2016 from Prinova. 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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