Wolfgang B. Gourmet Foods recalls FAIRWAY Grilling Sauce (12 oz) due to undeclared anchovies. Consumers should check product labels for lot numbers and use by dates.
The Grilling Sauce contains undeclared fish (anchovies), a a sub-ingredient in the Worcestershire Sauce ingredient used in making the product.
Wolfgang B. Gourmet Foods is recalling FAIRWAY brand Grilling Sauce because it contains undeclared anchovies. This could affect people with allergies to fish, as the sauce may cause allergic reactions.
The sauce contains undeclared anchovies, a type of fish, which can trigger allergic reactions in people sensitive to fish. This is a food safety issue for those with fish allergies.
People with fish allergies are at risk of allergic reactions from this sauce. The recall affects consumers who purchased the specific lot numbers listed on the product label.
Check the glass bottle label for lot numbers: Lot 340 GRSC (use by 03/08/2014) or Lot 357 GRSC (use by 03/25/2014). The product was sold in 12-bottle cases.
Look for lot numbers on the glass bottle: Lot 340 GRSC (use by 03/08/2014) or Lot 357 GRSC (use by 03/25/2014).
No, the sauce contains undeclared anchovies, which can cause allergic reactions in people with fish allergies.
Lot 340 GRSC (use by 03/08/2014) and Lot 357 GRSC (use by 03/25/2014).
Check the glass bottle label for lot numbers: Lot 340 GRSC (use by 03/08/2014) or Lot 357 GRSC (use by 03/25/2014).
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Subject: Recall F-1684-2014 — Wolfgang B. Gourmet Foods Wolfgang B. Gourmet Foods Hello, I own a Wolfgang B. Gourmet Foods that is covered by recall F-1684-2014 from Wolfgang B. Gourmet 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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