InHarvest recalls garden vegetable seasoning products containing milk not declared on labels. Consumers should check product numbers and lot dates for affected items.
Firm was notified by supplier of Garden Vegetable Seasoning that the product has an ingredient that contains milk, and milk is not declared on the label.
InHarvest is recalling garden vegetable seasoning products that contain milk but do not list it on the label. This could mislead consumers with dairy allergies or dietary restrictions.
The seasoning contains milk but is not labeled as such. This could cause allergic reactions in people sensitive to dairy. The product is intended for use in cooking with rice or legumes.
People who purchased InHarvest Caviar Medley Garden Vegetable Seasoning products with product numbers 10610 or 10644 are affected. Those with dairy allergies or dietary restrictions are at higher risk.
Check for product numbers 10610 (12/36 oz) or 10644 (6/26 oz). Look for lot numbers 140214, 140325, 140211, 141029 on the packaging.
Look for product numbers 10610 or 10644 and lot numbers 140214, 140325, 140211, 141029 on the packaging.
The product contains milk but it was not declared on the label, which could mislead consumers with dairy allergies.
Check the product labels for the specific product numbers and lot numbers mentioned in the recall notice.
No, the hazard is only a labeling issue that could cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
We’ve drafted a message you can send InHarvest to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0531-2015 — InHarvest InHarvest Hello, I own a InHarvest that is covered by recall F-0531-2015 from InHarvest. 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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