Pacific Coast Fresh CO recalls King Harvest Sundried Tomato Hummus due to foreign aluminum pieces. Product sold in 10oz tubs with clear film seal and lid. Keep refrigerated until 3/2/2026.
Foreign material (aluminum pieces).
Pacific Coast Fresh CO is recalling King Harvest Sundried Tomato Hummus because it may contain aluminum pieces. This could cause injury if eaten. The product is sold in 10oz plastic tubs with a clear film seal and lid.
The hummus may contain small aluminum pieces that could be ingested. Eating these pieces could cause injury, such as cuts or choking. However, the risk is low because the product is not intended to be eaten in large quantities.
Anyone who owns or uses King Harvest Sundried Tomato Hummus from Pacific Coast Fresh CO. People who have eaten the product are at higher risk of injury.
Look for King Harvest Sundried Tomato Hummus in 10oz plastic tubs with a clear film seal and lid. The product was sold with a best by date of 3/2/2026 and is available through kingharvesthummus.com.
Look for King Harvest Sundried Tomato Hummus in 10oz plastic tubs with a clear film seal and lid.
The product may contain small aluminum pieces that could cause injury if eaten. It is not safe to consume without checking for foreign material.
Look for King Harvest Sundried Tomato Hummus in 10oz plastic tubs with a clear film seal and lid. The product was sold with a best by date of 3/2/2026.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so check the product for foreign material and do not eat it if you find aluminum pieces.
We’ve drafted a message you can send King Harvest to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0606-2026 — King Harvest King Harvest Hello, I own a King Harvest that is covered by recall H-0606-2026 from King Harvest. 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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