Falcon Trading Co. recalls 25lb medium shred coconut bags (exp. 20.11.2015) due to stainless steel fragments found in Sri Lankan imports. Consumers should check lot numbers DCM-101/102.
Firm noticed stainless steel wire fragments, approximately .2 MM in diameter and between 1 to 3 inches in length in shredded coconut received from supplier in Sri Lanka.
Falcon Trading Co. is recalling 25-pound medium shred desiccated coconut bags that were imported from Sri Lanka. These bags contain stainless steel fragments that could cause injury if swallowed.
The coconut bags contain stainless steel fragments about 0.2mm in diameter and 1-3 inches long. If swallowed, these fragments could cause injury to the mouth, throat, or digestive tract.
Anyone who purchased Falcon Trading's 25lb medium shred desiccated coconut bags with expiration date 20.11.2015. People using the product for cooking or food preparation are most at risk.
Check for the product name 'Conventional Desiccated Coconut - Medium Shred', 25lb bags, expiration date 20.11.2015, item code 001120, and UPC 086700011201. Lot numbers DCM-101 and DCM-102 are also associated with this recall.
Look for the expiration date 20.11.2015, item code 001120, and UPC 086700011201 on the bag.
Reach out to Falcon Trading Co. for assistance with the recall if you have the product.
No, the product contains stainless steel fragments that could cause injury if swallowed.
Check the product details and contact Falcon Trading Co. for assistance with the recall.
Look for the expiration date 20.11.2015, item code 001120, and UPC 086700011201 on the bag.
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Subject: Recall F-2784-2015 — Falcon Trading Falcon Trading Hello, I own a Falcon Trading that is covered by recall F-2784-2015 from Falcon Trading. 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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