Tai Foong USA recalls gluten-free lightly coated cod fingers due to missing egg ingredient label. Consumers should check product codes for affected batches.
Tai Foong USA, Inc. is recalling Northern Chef Lightly Coated Cod Fingers because the contains statement fails to identify eggs. Eggs are declared in the ingredient statement.
Tai Foong is recalling gluten-free lightly coated cod fingers because the packaging fails to list eggs as an ingredient. This could cause allergic reactions for people with egg allergies who consume the product.
The product label does not list eggs as an ingredient, which is required by food safety regulations. This omission could lead to allergic reactions in individuals with egg allergies who consume the product without knowing the risk.
People who purchased the recalled cod fingers are at risk if they have egg allergies. The product is sold in frozen bags with specific trace codes.
Check the product code on the bag (e.g., 10140216127 to 10133016132) for the specific batch dates listed in the recall notice. The product comes in 12 oz frozen bags inside a master case.
Look for the 10-digit trace code on the bag (e.g., 10140216127) that matches the dates listed in the recall notice.
The product label fails to identify eggs as an ingredient, which is required by food safety regulations.
Check the product code on the bag (e.g., 10140216127 to 10133016132) for the specific batch dates listed in the recall notice.
No action is required beyond checking the product code. The recall does not require discarding the product.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Tai Foong to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1807-2015 — Tai Foong Tai Foong Hello, I own a Tai Foong that is covered by recall F-1807-2015 from Tai Foong. 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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