Oregon Freeze Dry is recalling Mountain House Freeze-Dried Scrambled Eggs with Ham and Peppers due to undeclared wheat, soy and coconut. The product may contain Granola with Milk and Blueberries instead.
Oregon Freeze Dry, Inc. is voluntarily recalling Mountain House Scrambled Eggs with Ham and Red & Green Peppers due to undeclared wheat, soy and coconut. Canned product has the potential to be mislabeled and actually contain Mountain House Granola with Milk and Blueberries.
Oregon Freeze Dry is recalling Mountain House Freeze-Dried Scram: Eggs with Ham and Peppers because they contain undeclared wheat, soy, and coconut. This could mean the product actually contains Granola with Milk and Blueberries instead.
The product may contain undeclared wheat, soy, and coconut, which could cause allergic reactions. It might also be mislabeled as Granola with Milk and Blueberries, which contains different ingredients.
People who bought Mountain House Freeze-Dried Scrambled Eggs with Ham and Peppers in cases labeled as Granola with Milk and Blueberries are affected. Those with allergies to wheat, soy, or coconut are at higher risk.
Check the bottom of the can for a code: 14082 (best used by March 2039) or 14042 (best used by February 2039). The product was sold in cases labeled as Granola with Milk and Blueberries with specific lot numbers.
Look for the product code on the can: 14082 or 14042.
Oregon Freeze Dry is recalling the product due to undeclared wheat, soy, and coconut. It may actually contain Granola with Milk and Blueberries instead.
Check the product code on the can. If it's 14082 or 14042, it's part of the recall.
No, the recall is for food safety concerns related to allergens, not physical hazards.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Oregon Freeze Dry to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2087-2014 — Oregon Freeze Dry Oregon Freeze Dry Hello, I own a Oregon Freeze Dry that is covered by recall F-2087-2014 from Oregon Freeze Dry. 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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