American Licorice Company recalls Redvines Strawberry Bites due to incorrect sodium content on nutrition labels. The label shows 35g instead of 35mg, which could lead to inaccurate dietary information.
The nutritional panel on the packaging incorrectly states the sodium content as 35g, when it should read 35mg.
American Licorice Company is recalling Redvines Strawberry Bites because the nutrition label incorrectly lists sodium as 35 grams instead of 35 milligrams. This error could cause consumers to overestimate their sodium intake, potentially affecting dietary management.
The nutrition label incorrectly states sodium as 35 grams (g) instead of 35 milligrams (mg). This error could lead consumers to believe they are consuming significantly more sodium than actually present, which might impact dietary management for individuals sensitive to sodium levels.
Anyone who owns or uses Redvines Strawberry Bites. People managing sodium intake, such as those with hypertension or heart conditions, may be most affected by the labeling error.
Check for Redvines Strawberry Bites with the label showing 'Sodium 35g' on the nutrition facts panel. The product was sold with a best-by date of November 24, 2014, and has the UPC 041364820064.
Look for the nutrition label stating 'Sodium 35g' instead of 35mg on the packaging.
The nutrition label incorrectly states sodium as 35 grams instead of 35 milligrams, which could lead to inaccurate dietary information.
This labeling error might cause consumers to overestimate their sodium intake, potentially impacting dietary management for those sensitive to sodium levels.
Check the label for the incorrect sodium reading. If found, you may want to contact American Licorice Company for further guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send American Licorice to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1995-2014 — American Licorice American Licorice Hello, I own a American Licorice that is covered by recall F-1995-2014 from American Licorice. 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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