Durrset Amigos recalls Texas Style HEB Char: 15oz and 31oz metal cans with foreign rocks. Consumers should check UPCs and contact the company for details.
Foreign material, rocks.
Durrset Amigos is recalling Texas Style HEB Charro Beans in 15-ounce and 31-ounce metal cans due to foreign material (rocks) that could cause injury. This recall affects consumers who bought these specific sizes and UPC numbers.
Rocks in food cans can cause injury if swallowed, especially by children or pets. The foreign material is a minor hazard that requires careful handling but does not pose a high risk of serious injury.
Anyone who purchased Texas Style HEB Charro Beans in 15oz or 31oz metal cans with the listed UPC numbers. Children and pet owners are at slightly higher risk if rocks are ingested.
Check for 15oz (425g) or 31oz (879g) metal cans with UPC numbers 041220927142 or 041220543692. The product name is Texas Style HEB Charro Beans.
Inspect the cans for visible rocks before eating the beans.
The recall states there is foreign material (rocks), so they are not safe to eat as is. Check for rocks before consumption.
Look for 15oz or 31oz metal cans with UPC numbers 041220927142 or 041220543692.
Inspect the cans for rocks. If you find rocks, do not eat the beans and contact Durrset Amigos for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Durrset Amigos to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0346-2016 — Durrset Amigos Durrset Amigos Hello, I own a Durrset Amigos that is covered by recall F-0346-2016 from Durrset Amigos. 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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