HyVee Chocolate Covered Caramels (UPC 077232125207) mislabeled as peanut-free contain peanuts. Recalled due to allergy risk for peanut-sensitive consumers.
Chocolate caramel clusters containing peanuts were mislabeled as chocolate covered caramels, which do not contain peanuts.
HyVee Chocolate Covered Caramels in 12-oz. clear plastic clamshell containers (UPC 077232125207) were recalled because they contain peanuts despite being labeled as peanut-free. This poses a serious risk for people with peanut allergies who could experience an allergic reaction.
The caramels were mislabeled as peanut-free but actually contain peanuts. Peanut allergies can cause life-threatening reactions, including anaphylaxis, in sensitive individuals.
People with peanut allergies who consume these caramels risk severe allergic reactions. The product is sold through HyVee stores and online.
Check for 12-oz. clear plastic clamshell containers with UPC 077232125207. The product was sold in cases of 16 containers (UPC 10077232125204) through HyVee stores and online.
Immediately stop using the recalled HyVee Chocolate Covered Caramels as they contain peanuts despite being labeled peanut-free.
Yes, the caramels contain peanuts but were mislabeled as peanut-free.
The UPC for the recalled product is 077232125207.
Check for 12-oz. clear plastic clamshell containers with UPC 077232125207, sold in cases of 16 containers (UPC 10077232125204).
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Subject: Recall F-0732-2014 — Palmer Candy Co Palmer Candy Co Hello, I own a Palmer Candy Co that is covered by recall F-0732-2014 from Palmer Candy Co. 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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