King of Pops recalls Key Lime Pie frozen pops with undeclared soy and wheat allergens. Consumers should check UPC codes 59959 0:0305 and 59959 00304 for affected products.
Undeclared Allergens: Soy, Wheat
King of Pops is recalling frozen Key Lime Pie pops that contain undeclared soy and wheat allergens. This poses a risk for people with allergies to these ingredients, which could cause allergic reactions if consumed.
The product contains soy and wheat ingredients that were not declared on the label. This means individuals with allergies to these ingredients could experience allergic reactions if they consume the product.
People with soy or wheat allergies are at risk from consuming these products. The recall affects consumers who purchased the Key Lime Pie pops with the specified UPC codes.
Check for the product name 'King of Pops Key Lime Pie', net weight 3.2oz, and UPC codes 59959 00305 or 59959 00304. The products were sold in Charleston, SC.
Look for UPC codes 59959 00305 or 59959 00304 on the packaging.
The product contains undeclared soy and wheat allergens, which could cause allergic reactions in people with these allergies.
Check the UPC codes on the packaging. If you have the product with UPC codes 59959 00305 or 59959 00304, you should stop using it and contact King of Pops for further instructions.
Yes, people with soy or wheat allergies could experience allergic reactions if they consume the product.
We’ve drafted a message you can send King of Pops to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2240-2014 — King of Pops King of Pops Hello, I own a King of Pops that is covered by recall F-2240-2014 from King of Pops. 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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