Materne recalls GoGo SQueeZ Applesauce pouches from 6/30/16 and 7/26/16 due to potential mold. Consumers should check product dates and discard if mold is present.
Materne North America initiated a voluntary recall of multiple varieties of its GoGo SQueeZ Applesauce due to the potential presence of mold.
Materne is recalling GoGo SQueeZ Applesauce and Apple Banana pouches that may contain mold. This could lead to foodborne illness if consumed.
Mold can grow in the pouches over time, especially if stored at room temperature. Consuming moldy food may cause foodborne illness.
Anyone who purchased GoGo SQueeZ Applesauce or Apple Banana pouches with Best by dates of 6/30/16 or 7/26/16. People with compromised immune systems are at slightly higher risk.
Check for mold on the pouches. The product was sold in cardboard cartons with Best by dates of 6/30/16 or 7/26/16. Sizes include 4-pack, 12-pack, 16-pack, 18-pack, 20-pack, or 48-pack.
Inspect the pouch for visible mold growth. If mold is present, discard the pouch immediately.
The product may contain mold if stored improperly. If mold is visible, do not eat it.
Check the Best by date on the pouch. If it's 6/30/16 or 7/26/16, discard it if mold is present.
The product was sold in cardboard cartons with Best by dates of 6/30/16 or 7/26/16. Sizes include 4-pack, 12-pack, 16-pack, 18-pack, 20-pack, or 48-pack.
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Subject: Recall F-0016-2016 — Materne Materne Hello, I own a Materne that is covered by recall F-0016-2016 from Materne. 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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