Miceli Dairy Products Co recalls Farim: 30-pound ricotta cheese bags with beta lactam residues from whey protein concentrate. Consumers should avoid using these products due to potential health risks.
These ricotta cheese products were manufactured from loads of whey protein concentrate that tested positive for beta lactam residues.
Farimont Foods ricotta cheese in 30-pound bags has been recalled because it contains beta lactam residues from whey protein concentrate. This could pose a health risk to consumers who eat the product.
The ricotta cheese was made using whey protein concentrate that tested positive for beta lactam residues. Beta lactams are antibiotics that can cause health problems if consumed in significant amounts.
Consumers who purchased Farimont Foods ricotta cheese in 30-pound bags with item # 2013WM and expiration date 16914 are affected. Those who consume the product may be at risk of health issues.
Check for ricotta cheese packages labeled 'Farimont Foods' with item number 2013WM and expiration date 16914. The product comes in 30-pound bags.
Discard the ricotta cheese product immediately as it contains beta lactam residues from whey protein concentrate.
Farimont Foods ricotta cheese in 30-pound bags with item # 2013WM and expiration date 16914.
The ricotta cheese was manufactured from whey protein concentrate that tested positive for beta lactam residues.
The recall record does not specify a remedy.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Farimont Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2325-2014 — Farimont Foods Farimont Foods Hello, I own a Farimont Foods that is covered by recall F-2325-2014 from Farimont 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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