Weikfield Foods recalls 24-unit boxes of Custard Powder Kesar Pista due to incorrect labeling of pistachio as 'Pista'. No safety risk, but label correction required for accurate ingredient identification.
The ingredient, Pista, currently declared on our label should be corrected to the standard American nomenclature, Pistachio.
Weikfield Foods is recalling 24-unit boxes of Custard Powder Kesar Pista because the label incorrectly lists the ingredient as 'Pista' instead of the standard 'Pistachio'. This labeling error does not pose a safety risk but ensures accurate ingredient identification for consumers.
The product label incorrectly lists the ingredient as 'Pista' instead of the standard American term 'Pistachio'. This labeling error does not cause physical harm but may lead to confusion about the actual ingredient content.
Owners of the 24-unit boxes of WeiKFiELD Custard Powder Kesar Pista with lot number 118 are affected. Consumers who use this product for cooking or baking may be at risk of confusion about the ingredient.
Check for the product name 'WeiKFiELD Custard Powder Kesar P: Pista' on the label. The affected items have a lot number of 118 and come in 24 units per outer case.
Verify the ingredient list on the label shows 'Pistachio' instead of 'Pista'.
No, this labeling correction does not pose a safety risk. The product is safe to use but the label needs to be updated for accurate ingredient identification.
The recall is for labeling correction only. There is no need to stop using or discard the product.
Look for the product name 'WeiKFiELD Custard Powder Kesar Pista' with lot number 118 in a 24-unit box.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Weikfield to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0911-2026 — Weikfield Weikfield Hello, I own a Weikfield that is covered by recall H-0911-2026 from Weikfield. 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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