Creative Compounds LLC recalls 2055kg of betaine anhydrous (98% purity) packed in foil bags inside cardboard boxes due to possible carbon steel foreign material (1-2mm) in the product.
Possible carbon steel foreign material (1-2mm)
Creative Compounds LLC is recalling 2055kg of betaine anhydrous (98% purity) because it may contain small carbon steel pieces (1-2mm) that could cause injury if ingested. This recall affects products distributed in the U.S. with the lot code SWT2025100101.
The product may contain small carbon steel pieces (1-2mm) that could potentially cause injury if ingested. This is a food-grade product used in industrial applications, so the risk is minimal but requires attention to avoid ingestion.
Users of betaine anhydrous for industrial or food processing purposes who purchased the product with the lot code SWT2025100101 from Creative Compounds LLC in Scott City, Missouri. The risk is low as the foreign material is small and not likely to cause serious injury.
Check for the label reading "***BETAINE ANHYDROUS 98%***" on the product. The lot code is SWT2025100101 and the expiration date is September 2027. The product comes in foil bags inside a 15kg cardboard box.
Look for the label reading "***BETAINE ANHYDROUS 98%***" and the lot code SWT2025100101 on the product.
The product is safe for use as long as the small carbon steel pieces are not ingested. The hazard is low risk and does not require immediate action.
Check the product label for the lot code SWT2025100101. If it matches, contact Creative Compounds LLC for further instructions.
The product has a label reading "***BETAINE ANHYDROUS 98%***" and the lot code SWT2025100101, distributed by Creative Compounds LLC in Scott City, Missouri.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Creative Compounds to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0900-2026 — Creative Compounds Creative Compounds Hello, I own a Creative Compounds that is covered by recall H-0900-2026 from Creative Compounds. 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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