Custom Foods recalls Logan's Roadhouse Meatloaf Mix #25018 for premature spoilage risk. Products must be discarded if frozen.
Products contain eggs which were recalled due to susceptibility to premature spoilage.
Custom Foods is recalling Logan's Roadhouse Meatloaf Mix #25018 due to eggs in the mix spoiling too quickly. This affects institutional users who bought the product while it was frozen. If the mix has thawed, it should be discarded immediately.
The eggs in the meatloaf mix are prone to spoiling prematurely, even when kept frozen. This can lead to food safety issues if the product is not used before it spoils.
Institutional users who purchased the Logan's Roadhouse Meatloaf Mix #25018 in frozen form. Those who have thawed the product are at higher risk of spoilage.
Check for the product name 'Logan's Roadhouse Meatloaf Mix #25018' on the package. The product is sold in 20 bags of 2 lbs each, with a net weight of 40 lbs. It was intended for institutional use only.
If the meatloaf mix has thawed, discard it immediately as it may spoil.
Discard any frozen meatloaf mix that has been thawed or is past its expiration date.
The eggs in the meatloaf mix are susceptible to premature spoilage, even when kept frozen.
Yes, the product is safe to use if it remains frozen and has not been thawed.
Look for the product name 'Logan's Roadhouse Meatloaf Mix #25018' on the package, which is sold in 20 bags of 2 lbs each for institutional use.
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Subject: Recall F-0052-2015 — Custom Foods Custom Foods Hello, I own a Custom Foods that is covered by recall F-0052-2015 from Custom 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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