Gelson's Low Sodium No Cholesterol Hummus (10oz) lacks refrigeration instructions on labels. Consumers should check for lot codes and expiration dates to determine if affected.
Gelson branded Hummus product labels do not include storage instructions "keep refrigerated"
Gelson's Low Sodium No Cholesterol Hummus (10oz) is being recalled because its labels don't include storage instructions to keep it refrigerated. This could lead to spoilage or safety issues if the product isn't stored properly.
The product lacks refrigeration instructions on its label, which means consumers might store it at room temperature instead of keeping it cold. This could cause the hummus to spoil faster than intended, leading to potential food safety issues.
Owners of Gelson's Low Sodium No Cholesterol Hummus (10oz) with lot codes 25158-25199 and expiration dates through 09/11/2025 are affected. Anyone storing the product at room temperature without refrigeration is at higher risk of spoilage.
Check for lot codes 25158, 25171, 25178, 25184, 25191, or 25199 on the label. The product expires by 09/11/2025 or earlier, and the UPC is 23631-10260.
Look for lot codes 25158, 25171, 25178, 25184, 25191, or 25199 on the product label.
Ensure the product expires by 09/11/2025 or earlier, as listed in the recall notice.
The product labels do not include storage instructions to keep it refrigerated, which could lead to spoilage if stored at room temperature.
Check for lot codes 25158, 25171, 25178, 25184, 25191, or 25199 on the label, and ensure it expires by 09/11/2025 or earlier.
No, the recall does not require discarding the product. Consumers should check if it's expired or has the correct lot codes before use.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Gelsons to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0524-2025 — Gelsons Gelsons Hello, I own a Gelsons that is covered by recall H-0524-2025 from Gelsons. 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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