Gemini Foods recalls Dried Bean Curd Satay Flavor (24x150g, Item No. 8533) due to potential dimethyl yellow contamination. Consumers should check batch numbers GFC41540J, GFC41694K, GFC41827L, GFC42145M for affected products.
Gemini Foods is recalling bean curd products because they may be contaminated with dimethyl yellow.
Gemini Foods is recalling Dried Bean Curd Satay Flavor products that may contain dimethyl yellow, a chemical contaminant. This recall affects consumers who purchased these specific batch numbers, as the contaminant could pose health risks.
Dimethyl yellow is a chemical that can be present in the bean curd products. While the recall states the products may be contaminated, the specific health risks of this chemical in food are not detailed in the notice.
Consumers who purchased the Dried Bean Curd Satay Flavor (24x150g, Item No. 8533) with batch numbers GFC41540J, GFC41694K, GFC41827L, or GFC42145M are affected. Those who have these products at home are most at risk.
Check the product label for the batch numbers: GFC41540J, GFC41694K, GFC41827L, or GFC42145M. The product is Dried Bean Curd Satay Flavor, 24x150g, with Item No. 8533.
Look for batch numbers GFC41540J, GFC41694K, GFC41827L, or GFC42145M on the label.
Dried Bean Curd Satay Flavor, 24x150g, Item No. 8533 with batch numbers GFC41540J, GFC41694K, GFC41827L, or GFC42145M.
The products may be contaminated with dimethyl yellow, a chemical that could pose health risks.
The recall notice does not specify a remedy or action for affected products.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Gemini Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0941-2015 — Gemini Foods Gemini Foods Hello, I own a Gemini Foods that is covered by recall F-0941-2015 from Gemini Foods. 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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