Coco's Italian Market recalls 19oz Fettuccini Alfredo in homemade sauce due to wheat not being declared on label, potentially causing allergic reactions for those with wheat allergies.
Label lists semolina and durum flour as sub-ingredients of the pasta, but does not declare wheat
Coco's Italian Market is recalling 19-ounce Fettuccini Alfredo in homemade Alfredo sauce because the label does not list wheat as an ingredient, which could affect people with wheat allergies. This recall is important because the product is sold frozen and may be consumed without proper labeling.
The product label lists semolina and durum flour as sub-ingredients but does not declare wheat. This could cause allergic reactions in individuals with wheat allergies, as wheat is a common allergen.
People with wheat allergies who consume this product may experience allergic reactions. The product is sold through frozen food retailers and is intended for home use.
Look for the product labeled 'Coco's Italian Market Heat-n-Eat Fettuccini Alfredo in homemade Alfredo Sauce, Net Wt. 19 oz. (510g), Keep Frozen' with UPC 0680334993607. The product is sold frozen and has a specific lot code within its shelf life.
Ensure the label lists wheat as an ingredient to avoid potential allergic reactions.
No, the product does not list wheat on the label, which could cause allergic reactions in people with wheat allergies.
Look for the product labeled 'Coco's Italian Market Heat-n-Eat Fettuccini Alfredo in homemade Alfredo Sauce, Net Wt. 19 oz. (510g), Keep Frozen' with UPC 0680334993607.
Check the label for wheat to avoid potential allergic reactions. If you have wheat allergies, contact the manufacturer for more information.
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Subject: Recall H-0553-2026 — Coco's Italian Market Coco's Italian Market Hello, I own a Coco's Italian Market that is covered by recall H-0553-2026 from Coco's Italian Market. 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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