The Candy Barn recalls Maple Nut Fudge due to missing pecan and egg allergen labels. Consumers should check packaging for the recall.
Allergen labeling: specific tree nut (pecan) and egg not listed in 'contains' statement
The Candy Barn is recalling Maple Nut Fudge products because they don't list pecan and egg as allergens. This could cause allergic reactions for people sensitive to these ingredients.
The product lacks required allergen labeling for pecan and egg. This means individuals with allergies to these ingredients might not be aware of the risk and could react if they consume the product.
People with pecan or egg allergies who consume the recalled Maple Nut Fudge products are at risk. Those with severe allergies may experience reactions.
Check for Maple Nut Fudge products from The Candy Barn at 1113 Palm Ave, Riverside, IA 52327. The products come in 4oz or 10oz plastic clamshells with no coding.
Look for the product name and location on the packaging to confirm it's part of the recall.
No, the product does not list pecan as an allergen, which could pose a risk for nut-allergic individuals.
Check for Maple Nut Fudge from The Candy Barn at 1113 Palm Ave, Riverside, IA 52327, in 4oz or 10oz plastic clamshells with no coding.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so check with The Candy Barn for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send The Candy Barn to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0564-2025 — The Candy Barn The Candy Barn Hello, I own a The Candy Barn that is covered by recall H-0564-2025 from The Candy Barn. 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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