Morton recalls Windsor brand Extra Course Sea Salt Grinder Refills (255g) due to weight discrepancy. Check UPC 6601007997 for affected units. No action needed if weight is within tolerance.
The quantity of product in each unit does not match the stated weight.
Morton is recalling Windsor brand Extra Course Sea Salt Grinder Refills that weigh less than advertised. This means you might be getting less salt than expected, but it doesn't pose a safety risk.
The product's actual weight is less than the stated 255 grams. This means you may receive fewer grams of salt than advertised, but it does not cause injury or health risks.
Owners of the Windsor brand Extra Course Sea Salt Grinder Refills (255g) in glass jars with plastic lids. People who use salt for cooking or seasoning are most affected.
Check for the UPC 6601007997 on the product packaging. The product comes in glass jars with plastic lids, packaged 6 units per case. The batch numbers ZI25034001 through ZI25037001 are also on the packaging.
Verify the weight on the product label matches the advertised 255 grams. If it's less, the product may be affected.
No, the weight discrepancy does not affect safety. The salt is safe to use but may contain less salt than advertised.
Look for the UPC 6601007997 on the glass jar packaging. The product is sold in packs of 6 units with batch numbers ZI25034001 through ZI25037001.
No action is needed. The weight issue does not pose a safety risk, so you can continue using the product as usual.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Morton to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0062-2025 — Morton Morton Hello, I own a Morton that is covered by recall H-0062-2025 from Morton. 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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