Woodstock Organic Shelled Edamame 10oz and 48oz products with specific lot codes recalled due to metal pieces. Consumers should check their packaging for lot codes and contact the manufacturer.
Foreign object: metal pieces
Woodstock Organic Shelled Edamame 10 oz. and 48 oz. products with certain lot codes were recalled because they contain metal pieces. This hazard could cause injury if swallowed.
Metal pieces can be accidentally swallowed during consumption, potentially causing injury to the mouth, throat, or digestive tract. This hazard is not immediate but could lead to serious harm if ingested.
Anyone who purchased Woodstock Organic Shelled Edamame 10 oz. or 48 oz. products with the listed lot codes. Children and individuals who eat edamame are most at risk.
Check the product packaging for lot codes: 20425GOLY (best by 07/23/2027), 20525GOLY (best by 07/24/2027), or 32025GOLY (best by 11/16/2027). The UPC codes are 0-4256300780-5 and 0-4256301242-7.
Look for lot codes on the packaging: 20425GOLY, 20525GOLY, or 32025GOLY with corresponding best-by dates.
Lot codes 20425GOLY (best by 07/23/2027), 20525GOLY (best by 07/24/2027), and 32025GOLY (best by 11/16/2027).
Check the product packaging for the lot codes listed above. The UPC codes are 0-4256300780-5 for 10 oz. and 0-4256301242-7 for 3 lbs. products.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact the manufacturer directly for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Green Organic Vegetables to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0694-2026 — Green Organic Vegetables Green Organic Vegetables Hello, I own a Green Organic Vegetables that is covered by recall H-0694-2026 from Green Organic Vegetables. 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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