Bee Well Honey Farm & Supply Inc. recalls raw wildflower honey with high C4 sugar content that may pose health risks. Consumers should check UPCs and contact the company for details.
High sugar content. The firm was notified by the FDA that sample results were positive for a high C4 sugar content.
Bee Well Wildflower Honey products with high C4 sugar content have been recalled. This could pose health risks, especially for people with specific medical conditions.
The honey contains high levels of C4 sugar, which can be problematic for individuals with diabetes or other conditions requiring strict sugar monitoring. This is not a safety hazard like choking or fire but a health concern related to sugar content.
People who purchased Bee Well Wildflower Honey in the US. Those with diabetes or other conditions sensitive to high sugar content are at higher risk.
Check for UPCs: 8 32587 00003 2 (12 oz), 8 32587 00002 5 (22 oz), or 8 32587 00001 8 (44 oz). Products sold by Bee Well Honey Farm & Supply Inc. in the US.
Look for UPC numbers 8 32587 00003 2, 8 32587 00002 5, or 8 32587 00001 8 on the honey container.
The FDA found high C4 sugar content in samples, which may pose health risks for people with diabetes or other conditions sensitive to sugar.
This is a health concern related to sugar content, not a safety hazard like fire or choking. It may affect people with diabetes or other conditions requiring careful sugar monitoring.
Check the UPC on the container: 8 32587 00003 2 (12 oz), 8 32587 00002 5 (22 oz), or 8 32587 00001 8 (44 oz).
We’ve drafted a message you can send Bee Well to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0664-2026 — Bee Well Bee Well Hello, I own a Bee Well that is covered by recall H-0664-2026 from Bee Well. 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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