Vega recalls nine lots of One Starter Kit products due to trace chloramphenicol contamination. Consumers should stop using affected items immediately.
Sequel Naturals is recalling nine lots of products due to contamination by trace amount of chloramphenicol.
Vega is recalling nine lots of its One Starter Kit products because they contain trace amounts of chloramphenicol, a contaminant that can be harmful. This recall affects consumers who purchased these products from Vegasport.com.
Chloramphenicol is a medication that can cause serious health issues when consumed in trace amounts, including potential harm to the liver and blood cells. The contamination occurred during manufacturing, making the products unsafe for consumption.
Anyone who purchased the Vega One Starter Kit from Vegasport.com between the specified dates. The risk is highest for individuals who consume the contaminated products.
Check for the lot numbers: 12SE13PP1, 13SE13PP1, 16SE13PP1, 17SE13PP1, 23OC13PP1, or 24OC13PP1. The products are 7oz/197.2g containers packaged in HDPE jars with a VFF pouch.
Discard the affected Vega One Starter Kit products if you have them.
Chloramphenicol is a medication that can cause serious health issues when consumed in trace amounts, including potential harm to the liver and blood cells.
Check for the lot numbers: 12SE13PP1, 13SE13PP1, 16SE13PP1, 17SE13PP1, 23OC13PP1, or 24OC13PP1. The products are 7oz/197.2g containers packaged in HDPE jars with a VFF pouch.
The products were distributed by Sequel Naturals LTD through Vegasport.com.
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Subject: Recall F-1142-2014 — Vega Vega Hello, I own a Vega that is covered by recall F-1142-2014 from Vega. 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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