Breadbox Co. recalls Multigrain 24oz. Bread from Breaman-Melrose Bakery due to missing sesame seed allergen label. Consumers may face allergic reactions if unaware of this ingredient.
Finished product label does not include allergen ingredient Sesame Seed.
Breadbox Co. is recalling Multigrain 24oz. Bread produced by Breaman-Melrose Bakery because it lacks a sesame seed allergen label. This poses a risk for people with sesame allergies who might not be aware of the ingredient.
The bread product does not include a sesame seed allergen label on its finished packaging. This means individuals with sesame allergies could unknowingly consume the bread and experience an allergic reaction. The hazard is specific to those with sesame allergies and does not cause physical harm in normal use.
People with sesame allergies who consume this bread may be at risk of allergic reactions. The recall affects consumers who bought the specific product with the UPC 8 6000947952 4.
Check for the UPC number 8 6000947952 4 on the bread packaging. The product was manufactured for Breaman-Melrose Bakery and expires June 11, 2025.
Look for the UPC number 8 6000947952 4 on the bread packaging to confirm it is the recalled item.
No, the bread contains sesame seed but does not have an allergen label, so people with sesame allergies should avoid it.
Check the UPC number 8 6000947952 4 on the packaging; the product expires June 11, 2025.
Check the product label to confirm it is the recalled item. If it is, you should avoid consuming it due to the risk of allergic reaction.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Breadbox Co. to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0531-2025 — Breadbox Co. Breadbox Co. Hello, I own a Breadbox Co. that is covered by recall H-0531-2025 from Breadbox Co.. 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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