NatureBox recalls 3.75oz cranberry macaroon granola due to back label error showing cherry berry granola ingredients. This may cause confusion with allergens and nutrition info. Consumers should check UPC codes and lot numbers.
Firm discovered a pouch that had an incorrect back label. The front of the pouch was correctly labeled Cranberry Macaroon Granola but the back of the pouch was incorrectly labeled with the label for Cherry Berry Granola.
NatureBox is recalling a specific size of cranberry macaroon granola because the back label incorrectly shows cherry berry granola ingredients. This could confuse consumers about allergens and nutrition information, especially for those with tree nut allergies.
The product's back label incorrectly lists ingredients for cherry berry granola instead of cranberry macaroon granola. This could lead to confusion about allergens and nutrition information, particularly for individuals with tree nut allergies who need to avoid cross-contamination.
Anyone who purchased the NatureBox cranberry macaroon granola with the incorrect label. People with tree nut allergies may be at higher risk due to potential cross-contamination.
Check the product's UPC code: Correct is 8 52523 00590 7, Incorrect is 8 52523 00575 4. Look for lot number 3BC14204 with expiration date 3/10/15.
Verify the UPC code on the product label: Correct is 8 52523 00590 7, Incorrect is 8 52523 00575 4.
The product is safe to eat but the label error may cause confusion about ingredients and allergens.
Check the UPC code and lot number to confirm if the product is recalled. If it matches the incorrect UPC and lot number, contact NatureBox for more information.
The label error does not pose a health risk but could cause confusion for people with tree nut allergies due to potential cross-contamination.
We’ve drafted a message you can send NatureBox to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0015-2015 — NatureBox NatureBox Hello, I own a NatureBox that is covered by recall F-0015-2015 from NatureBox. 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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