Gold Medal Products recalls 1031 GA Artifical Cherry Concentrate (flavoring for shaved ice) due to high flavor concentration. Consumers should check product code 14030610001 for affected items.
Flavor concentration is too high
Gold Medal Products is recalling a plastic gallon of artificial cherry concentrate used for shaved ice because the flavor concentration is too high. This could affect the taste and safety of the product when used in shaved ice.
The flavor concentration is too high, which could lead to an overly strong taste and potential safety issues when used in shaved ice. This might cause the product to be unsafe or not suitable for consumption.
Shaved ice shops and consumers who use this product for making shaved ice. Those most at risk are people who add the concentrate to shaved ice without checking the concentration level.
Check for the product code 14030610001 on the plastic gallon container. This artificial cherry concentrate is sold as a flavoring for shaved ice.
Look for the product code 14030610001 on the plastic gallon container to confirm if it's affected.
The recall states the flavor concentration is too high, but it may still be safe for use in shaved ice. Consumers should check the product code to confirm if it's affected.
Check the product code 14030610001 on the container. If it matches, you may need to stop using it or contact Gold Medal Products for further instructions.
The recalled product is a plastic gallon of artificial cherry concentrate with the product code 14030610001, used for shaved ice.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Gold Medal Products to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1872-2014 — Gold Medal Products Gold Medal Products Hello, I own a Gold Medal Products that is covered by recall F-1872-2014 from Gold Medal Products. 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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