Hillside Quickie Too recalls Jamaica Spice Tofu sandwiches due to incorrect ingredient labeling. The product lists wheat bun but claims only soy content. Consumers should check for the use-by date and contact the company for details.
Wheat bun is declared in the Ingredients statement but the Contains statement declared Soy only.
Hillside Quickie Too is recalling Jamaica Spice Tofu sandwiches because the ingredient label incorrectly states the product contains only soy, when it actually includes a wheat bun. This labeling error could mislead consumers about the product's composition.
The product label lists 'wheat bun' in the ingredients but claims to contain only soy in the 'Contains' section. This discrepancy means the product may not meet dietary labeling requirements, potentially confusing consumers about what they're eating.
Anyone who purchased Hillside Quickie Too's Jamaica Spice Tofu sandwiches with a use-by date of August 30 or September 2. People with dietary restrictions requiring specific ingredients may be at higher risk.
Check for Jamaica Spice Tofu sandwiches in clam shells with a use-by date of August 30 or September 2. The product is sold by Hillside Quickie Too.
Look for the use-by date on the clam shell packaging, which should be August 30 or September 2.
The recall is due to labeling, not safety. The product is safe to eat but the ingredient label is incorrect.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact Hillside Quickie Too directly for further instructions.
The product label lists 'wheat bun' in ingredients but claims only soy in the 'Contains' section, which is a labeling error.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Hillside Quickie Too to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-3240-2015 — Hillside Quickie Too Hillside Quickie Too Hello, I own a Hillside Quickie Too that is covered by recall F-3240-2015 from Hillside Quickie Too. 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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