Chris A Papas & Son recalls French Cream products for missing soy and Yellow 5 allergen labels, posing allergy risks. Consumers should check product codes 15053-15075.
During an FDA Investigation the firm was notified that their labels lack the declaration of soy and Yellow #5 which are known allergens.
Chris A Papas & Son is recalling French Cream marshmallow eggs because their labels don't list soy and Yellow 5, which are common allergens. This could cause allergic reactions for people sensitive to these ingredients.
The product lacks required allergen labels for soy and Yellow 5, which are known allergens. Without these labels, individuals with allergies may not be aware of the ingredients and could react if they consume the product.
People who have purchased French Cream marshmallow eggs with product codes 15053 through 15075 are affected. Those with soy or Yellow 5 allergies are at higher risk.
Check for French Cream marshmallow eggs with product codes 15053 through 15075. The product is sold under the brand Chris A Papas & Son.
Look for soy and Yellow 5 on the label to confirm if the product is recalled.
The product may pose an allergy risk if someone is sensitive to soy or Yellow 5, but the recall is for labeling issues, not safety concerns.
Check the product code on the label; if it's between 15053 and 15075, it's part of the recall.
The recall is due to missing allergen labels, not health risks from the product itself.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Chris A Papas & Son to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1441-2015 — Chris A Papas & Son Chris A Papas & Son Hello, I own a Chris A Papas & Son that is covered by recall F-1441-2015 from Chris A Papas & Son. 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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