Condies Foods recalls fine and quarter shredded lettuce bags that may contain hard plastic pieces from quality control instruments.
A piece of hard brittle plastic was found inside a bag of 41890 Lettuce Shred Fine. The bag of lettuce had the following code date: Use Thru 1/7. Upon receipt of a picture of the plastic, it was determined that the plastic had originated from an instrument used by Condies Foods for quality control purposes. It is believed that there is a possibility that additional pieces may be within other bags
Condies Foods is recalling fine and quarter shredded lettuce bags that may contain hard plastic pieces. This could cause injury if the plastic piece is swallowed or cuts the mouth or throat.
A hard plastic piece from a quality control instrument may be inside the lettuce bag. If swallowed, it could cause injury to the mouth or throat.
People who bought Condies Foods shredded lettuce bags with the code dates 1/7 (fine) or 1/6 (quarter) are affected. Those who eat the lettuce and swallow the plastic piece are at higher risk.
Check for bags labeled 'Fine Shred Lettuce' with code date 1/7 or '1/4 Shred Lettuce' with code date 1/6. The product comes in 5-pound bags, 4 per case.
Inspect the lettuce bag for any hard plastic pieces before eating.
The product may contain hard plastic pieces that could cause injury if swallowed.
Check for bags labeled 'Fine Shred Lettuce' with code date 1/7 or '1/4 Shred Lettuce' with code date 1/6.
Stop using the bag and do not eat the lettuce. Check with the manufacturer for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Condies Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1444-2014 — Condies Foods Condies Foods Hello, I own a Condies Foods that is covered by recall F-1444-2014 from Condies 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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