Nutrition Resource Services recalls JBN Growtein Growth Protein Chocolate due to unlabeled milk allergens in whey protein ingredients. Consumers may face allergic reactions if they have milk allergies.
Protein powders and nutritional supplement products made of whey concentrate, whey isolate, casein, and colostrum are not labeled as containing milk
Nutrition Resource Services is recalling JBN Growtein Growth Protein Chocolate because it may contain milk allergens without proper labeling. This poses a risk for people with milk allergies who might react to the product.
The product contains whey protein, which is derived from milk. Even though the product isn't labeled as containing milk, it could have been processed in a facility that also handles milk, leading to cross-contamination. This risk is especially concerning for individuals with milk allergies.
People with milk allergies are most at risk from this product. Anyone who has purchased the JBN Growtein Growth Protein Chocolate from the listed batch numbers should check if they have the product.
Check for the product name 'JBN Growtein Growth Protein Chocolate' with a net weight of 97 oz (6 lb) 2750g in plastic bottles. Look for batch numbers 2358, 2352, 2398, 2490, 2518, 2580, or 2690 on the packaging.
Look for the batch numbers 2358, 2352, 2398, 2490, 2518, 2580, or 2690 on the packaging to identify if the product is recalled.
No, this product may contain milk allergens due to cross-contamination during manufacturing, so people with milk allergies should avoid it.
The affected batch numbers are 2358, 2352, 2398, 2490, 2518, 2580, and 2690.
Check the product label for the batch numbers listed: 2358, 2352, 2398, 2490, 2518, 2580, or 2690.
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