Bendon Publishing recalls 5 types of heart-shaped gummy candies due to unapproved color additive chlorophyllin copper complex. Consumers should stop using these products immediately.
Unapproved color additive - chlorophyllin copper complex
Bendon Publishing has recalled five types of heart-shaped gummy candies because they contain an unapproved color additive called chlorophyllin copper complex. This chemical is not approved for use in food products and could pose health risks if consumed.
The gummies contain chlorophyllin copper complex, a color additive that is not approved for use in food products. This unapproved chemical could cause health issues if consumed, particularly in children.
Parents and children who own or use these specific heart-shaped gummy candies are affected. Children are at higher risk due to potential health impacts from consuming the unapproved additive.
Look for heart-shaped gummy candies with the following UPCs: 805219643846, 805219643853, 805219643860, 805219644225, or 805219643914. The products are distributed by Bendon Publishing and have a heart-shaped box.
Discard all recalled heart-shaped gummy candies to avoid potential health risks from the unapproved color additive.
No, these gummies contain an unapproved color additive that could pose health risks, so they should not be consumed.
Check for heart-shaped gummy candies with the UPCs listed in the recall notice: 805219643846, 805219643853, 805219643860, 805219644225, or 805219643914.
Discard the products immediately to avoid potential health risks from the unapproved color additive.
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Subject: Recall H-0350-2026 — Bendon Publishing Bendon Publishing Hello, I own a Bendon Publishing that is covered by recall H-0350-2026 from Bendon Publishing. 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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