Modern Macaroni Co recalls Hula Brand Hana Ebi Red shrimp flakes due to high sulfite levels detected in FDA samples. Consumers should check UPC codes for affected packages.
FDA sample 466576 found 208.46 ppm of Sulfites in Hana Ebi dried shrimp product.
Modern Macaroni Co is recalling Hula Brand Hana Ebi Red shrimp flakes because FDA samples found unsafe levels of sulfites. This could cause health issues for some people, especially those sensitive to sulfites.
Sulfites are chemicals used to preserve food and can cause allergic reactions in some people. The FDA found levels of sulfites above what's considered safe in these shrimp flakes.
People who bought Hula Brand Hana Ebi Red shrimp flakes in 1 lb or 6 oz packages with specific UPC codes are affected. Those sensitive to sulfites are at higher risk.
Check for Hula Brand Hana Ebi Red shrimp flakes in 1 lb (UPC 73366-22044) or 6 oz (UPC 73366-22042) packages. Green variants also have specific UPC codes.
Look for the specific UPC codes listed: 73366-22044 (1 lb), 73366-22042 (6 oz), 73366-22045 (1 lb green), or 73366-22043 (6 oz green).
FDA samples found 208.46 ppm of sulfites in Hana Ebi dried shrimp products, which exceeds safe levels.
Check the UPC codes on the package to see if it's affected. If it is, you may want to contact the manufacturer for more information.
No, the hazard is related to potential allergic reactions from sulfites, not physical injury.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Modern Macaroni Co to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2089-2014 — Modern Macaroni Co Modern Macaroni Co Hello, I own a Modern Macaroni Co that is covered by recall F-2089-2014 from Modern Macaroni Co. 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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