Carley's recalls 12-pack of soft baked iced lemon cookies due to misbranded yellow color. Product should be labeled as FD&C Yellow #5 but is incorrectly labeled as Artificial Yellow Color.
Product has a misbranded Yellow Color. Identified on label at Artificial Yellow Color , and it should be identified as FD&C Yellow #5
Carley's is recalling 12-pack of soft baked iced lemon cookies because the yellow color is mislabeled. This mislabeling means the product doesn't meet food safety standards for color additives, but it doesn: t pose a health risk or safety hazard.
The cookies have a misbranded yellow color that should be labeled as FD&C Yellow #5 but is incorrectly labeled as 'Artificial Yellow Color'. This mislabeling doesn't cause health risks but violates food safety labeling standards.
Owners of Carley's 12-pack of soft baked iced lemon cookies with the specific UPC codes listed in the recall notice are affected. Children and others who consume the cookies may be at slightly higher risk due to color labeling issues.
Check for the product with the UPC code starting with 7 40235 50011 0 and the specific expiration dates listed in the recall notice. The product comes in a 5.34oz plastic tray with a clear film overwrap.
Look for the label that states 'Artificial Yellow Color' instead of FD&C Yellow #5.
Yes, the product is safe to eat but the color labeling is incorrect, which violates food safety standards.
The recall doesn't require discarding the product; you can check the label for the misbranded color and continue using it as normal.
Check for the UPC code starting with 7 40235 50011 0 and the specific expiration dates listed in the recall notice.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Carley's to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0088-2025 — Carley's Carley's Hello, I own a Carley's that is covered by recall H-0088-2025 from Carley's. 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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