Prospector Popcorn recalls 1.5 oz chocolate mocha gourmet popcorn with inaccurate carbohydrate and cholesterol labeling. All units with Best By date on or before July 10, 2027 are affected. No action required as the issue is labeling, not safety.
Inaccurately declared nutrients including Carbohydrates (understated) and Cholesterol (understated).
Prospector Popcorn is recalling its Chocolate Mocha Gourmet Popcorn due to inaccurate nutrient labeling, specifically understated carbohydrates and cholesterol. This is a labeling issue, not a safety hazard, so no action is needed.
The product contains inaccurately declared nutrients, meaning the actual carbohydrate and cholesterol content may be higher than listed. This could lead to misinformed dietary choices but does not pose a physical safety risk.
Anyone who purchased this popcorn with a Best By date on or before July 10, 2027. Consumers at most risk are those who rely on accurate nutrition labels for dietary planning.
Check for the 1.5 oz size and Best By date on or before July 10, 2027. The UPC code is 850073852392.
This is a labeling issue, not a safety hazard. No action is needed as the product is safe to consume.
No, this is a labeling issue. The product is safe to consume but has inaccurate nutrient claims.
No action is required. The product is safe to eat as it does not pose a safety hazard.
Check for the 1.5 oz size and Best By date on or before July 10, 2027. The UPC code is 850073852392.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Prospector Popcorn to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-1232-2026 — Prospector Popcorn Prospector Popcorn Hello, I own a Prospector Popcorn that is covered by recall H-1232-2026 from Prospector Popcorn. 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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