Dollar General recalls 16oz vegetable oil margarine sticks after temperature issues during shipping. Products may spoil or cause food safety risks if not stored properly.
Temperature abuse due to temperature excursion in one shipping trailer
Dollar General is recalling 16-ounce vegetable oil margarine sticks because they were exposed to incorrect temperatures during shipping. This could lead to food spoilage or safety risks if the product is used after the recall.
The margarine sticks were exposed to incorrect temperatures during shipping, which could cause them to spoil faster than normal. This temperature issue might lead to food safety risks if the product is used after the recall.
Anyone who purchased the 16-ounce vegetable oil margarine sticks from Dollar General. People who store these products in warm areas are at slightly higher risk of spoilage.
Look for the 16-ounce vegetable oil margarine sticks with the UPC code 011115871324. Exact lot codes and expiration dates are unknown, so the product may not have a specific expiration date.
Look for the 16-ounce vegetable oil margarine sticks with UPC 011115871324.
The product was exposed to incorrect temperatures during shipping, which could cause spoilage or food safety risks.
Look for the 16-ounce vegetable oil margarine sticks with UPC 011115871324. Exact lot codes and expiration dates are unknown.
The recall does not require discarding the product; it only advises checking if you have the specific UPC code.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Dollar General to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0404-2025 — Dollar General Dollar General Hello, I own a Dollar General that is covered by recall H-0404-2025 from Dollar General. 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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