Plum Inc recalls Stage 2 World Baby Zucchini & Spinach with Pasta Marin: 3.5 oz pouches from USA with potential choking hazard from plastic fragments.
Intermittent damage to the plastic spouts during manufacturing of two varieties of Plum products on two product dates may cause plastic fragments to break loose and cause a potential choking hazard.
Plum Inc is recalling Stage 2 World Baby Zucchini & Spinach with Pasta Marinara pouches due to a risk of plastic fragments breaking loose during use, which could cause choking. This recall affects pouches sold in the USA with a best before date of September 9, 2014.
During manufacturing, plastic spouts on two varieties of Plum products can become damaged, leading to plastic fragments breaking loose. These fragments could pose a choking hazard to infants who eat the pouches.
Parents and caregivers of infants who use the Stage 2 World Baby pouches are most at risk due to the potential choking hazard. The recall applies to pouches sold in the USA with a best before date of September 9, 2014.
Check for Stage 2 World Baby Zucchini & Spinach with Pasta Marinara pouches labeled as 3.5 oz. with a best before date of September 9, 2014. The product was distributed by Plum Inc. in Emeryville, CA.
Look for the product name, size (3.5 oz), and best before date (September 9, 2014) on the pouch.
The recall indicates a potential choking hazard from plastic fragments, so it is not safe for infants to use until the recall is addressed.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact Plum Inc. directly for guidance on handling the product.
Check for Stage 2 World Baby Zucchini & Spinach with Pasta Marinara pouches with a best before date of September 9, 2014.
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Subject: Recall F-1688-2014 — Plum Inc Plum Inc Hello, I own a Plum Inc that is covered by recall F-1688-2014 from Plum Inc. 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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