Stanley Pearlman recalls frozen whiting fillet cases with incorrect best by date (1/11/2025) printed on retail bags. Products are good until 1/11/2027, not expired.
Recall initiated due to the wrong best by date (1-11-2025) being printed on the retail bag which would imply that these are expired but in truth they are good until 1-11-2027.
Stanley Pearlman is recalling frozen whiting fillet products due to a printing error on the best by date. The product shows an expired date (1/11/2025) but is actually good until 1/11/2027. This is a labeling error, not a safety hazard.
The product shows a best by date of 1/11/2025 on the retail bag, but it is actually good until 1/11/2027. This is a printing error that does not affect food safety or quality.
Anyone who purchased Stanley Pearlman's frozen whiting fillet (skin-on, boneless) from retail stores. The risk is minimal since the product is not expired and the error is a labeling mistake.
Check for the product name 'NAFCO, WHITING FILLET SKIN-ON BONELESS IQF' in 2 lb. corrugate cases with a best by date of 1/11/2025 printed on the retail bag.
Verify the best by date on the retail bag is 1/11/2025 (not 1/11/2027).
Yes, the product is safe to eat as it is not expired. The best by date printed is incorrect but the product is good until 1/11/2027.
The recall was initiated due to a printing error where the best by date shows 1/11/2025 instead of 1/11/2027.
No, the product is safe to eat. The recall is for labeling correction only, not a safety hazard.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Stanley Pearlman to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0641-2025 — Stanley Pearlman Stanley Pearlman Hello, I own a Stanley Pearlman that is covered by recall H-0641-2025 from Stanley Pearlman. 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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