Recall of Tradiciones Andinas Purple Corn Drink Chicha Morada due to undeclared FD&C dyes and unallowable amaranth. Check product lot numbers for affected items.
Tradiciones' Andinas Purple Corn Drink Chicha Morada contains undeclared FD & C Blue #1, Yellow #5 and contains unallowable dye: 16185- Amaranth (E123) - delisted FD & C Red 2.
Tradiciones' Andinas Purple Corn Drink Chicha Morada is recalled because it contains undeclared food dyes and an unallowable dye that has been removed from the market. This could pose a risk to people with sensitivities to these dyes.
The drink contains undeclared food dyes (FD & C Blue #1, Yellow #5) and an unallowable dye (Amaranth E123) that has been removed from the market. These dyes can cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Owners of Tradiciones Andinas Purple Corn Drink Chicha Morada with lot numbers ML:N.CH 08-14 (expiring 04/05/2015) or ML:N.CH 09-14 (expiring 05/05/2015) are affected. People with allergies to the dyes listed are at higher risk.
Check the product label for lot numbers ML:N.CH 08-14 (expiring 04/05/2015) or ML:N.CH 09-14 (expiring 05/05/2015). The product is distributed by JP Trading and Global Imports LLC in Newark, NJ.
Look for lot numbers ML:N.CH 08-14 (expiring 04/05/2015) or ML:N.CH 09-14 (expiring 05/05/2015) on the label.
The product contains undeclared food dyes (FD & C Blue #1, Yellow #5) and an unallowable dye (Amaranth E123) that has been removed from the market.
Check the product label for lot numbers ML:N.CH 08-14 (expiring 04/05/2015) or ML:N.CH 09-14 (expiring 05/05/2015). If you have these lot numbers, contact the manufacturer for instructions.
The recall is due to potential allergic reactions in sensitive individuals, not a risk of serious injury in normal use.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Tradiciones to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2521-2014 — Tradiciones Tradiciones Hello, I own a Tradiciones that is covered by recall F-2521-2014 from Tradiciones. 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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