Gedney Foods recalls Zinger Chips due to damaged product being sold. Products may be unsafe if container is damaged. Check labels for UPC 041660-00188 or 041660-00186.
Products were slated for disposal due to product and container damage, but were inadvertently sold.
Gedney Foods is recalling Zinger Pickle chips and dill baby pickles because damaged products were sold. These items could be unsafe if the container is damaged, but the recall is for products that were accidentally sold despite being marked for disposal.
Damaged products were mistakenly sold instead of being discarded. If the container is damaged, the product could be unsafe, but the recall is for items that were incorrectly labeled as being for disposal.
Owners of Zinger Chips (UPC 041660-00188) or Zingers Dill Babies (UPC 041660-00186) sold between the dates listed. People who opened the product and refrigerated it are less at risk.
Check for labels with UPC 041660-00188 (Zinger Chips) or 041660-00186 (Zingers Dill Babies). Products were sold with lot codes 4218 or 4269.
Look for UPC codes 041660-00188 or 041660-00186 on the packaging.
Damaged products were mistakenly sold instead of being discarded as marked.
Products with damaged containers may be unsafe, but the recall is for items that were incorrectly labeled as being for disposal.
Check for UPC codes 041660-00188 (Zinger Chips) or 041660-00186 (Zingers Dill Babies) on the packaging.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Gedney Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0329-2025 — Gedney Foods Gedney Foods Hello, I own a Gedney Foods that is covered by recall H-0329-2025 from Gedney Foods. 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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