Heather's Choice recalls salmon chowder due to undeclared coconut and lack of food safety permits. Consumers should check labels for coconut milk powder and ensure the product was sold before September 2:2015.
Heather's Choice Salmon Chowder is being recalled because the firm operated without a permit and lack a HACCP plan. This product also contains undeclared coconut.
Heather's Choice is recalling salmon chowder because it was produced without a food safety permit and contains undeclared coconut. This means the product may not meet food safety standards and could pose risks to consumers.
The product was made without a food safety permit and lacks a HACCP plan, which means it may not be safe to eat. It also contains undeclared coconut, which could cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Anyone who purchased Heather's Choice salmon chowder before September 2015 is likely affected. Those with allergies to coconut or food safety concerns are at higher risk.
Check for the label: 'Salmon Chowder' followed by 'HEATHER'S CHOICE' and ingredients including 'coconut milk powder'. The product was sold before September 2015.
Look for the label that includes 'Salmon Chowder', 'HEATHER'S CHOICE', and ingredients with 'coconut milk powder'.
The recall states the product was made without a food safety permit and contains undeclared coconut, so it is not safe to eat.
The product was sold before September 2015, as indicated by the expiration date.
Heather's Choice recalled the salmon chowder because it was produced without a food safety permit and lacks a HACCP plan, and it contains undeclared coconut.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Heather's Choice to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0097-2015 — Heather's Choice Heather's Choice Hello, I own a Heather's Choice that is covered by recall F-0097-2015 from Heather's Choice. 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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