Morton recalls Windsor brand Himalayan Pink Salt grinder refills due to incorrect weight labeling. Affected units sold in glass jars with plastic caps; check UPCs and batch numbers for details.
The quantity of product in each unit does not match the stated weight.
Morton is recalling Windsor brand Himalayan Pink Salt grinder refills that may weigh less than labeled. This mismatch could lead to inaccurate salt measurements in cooking, but it does not pose a safety risk.
The product's actual weight differs from what's listed on the label. This means users might add less salt than intended, affecting the taste of dishes. However, this is not a safety hazard.
Home cooks and food preparers who use the Windsor Himalayan Pink Salt grinder refills. Those who rely on precise salt measurements for cooking may be most affected.
Check for glass jars with plastic caps labeled 'Windsor Extra Course Himalayan Pink Salt Grinder Refill, 255 g'. Look for UPC 6601007998 or case UPC 10066010079983. Batch numbers include ZI25056008 through ZI25107001.
Look for the product name and weight on the jar's label to confirm it matches the described items.
No, the recall is for weight mismatch, not safety concerns. The salt is safe to use but may weigh less than labeled.
Check for glass jars with plastic caps labeled 'Windsor Extra Course Himalayan Pink Salt Grinder Refill, 255 g' and UPC 6601007998 or batch numbers ZI25056008 through ZI25107001.
No, the recall is for accurate weight measurement, not safety. You can continue using it but should verify the weight if precise measurements are needed.
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Subject: Recall H-0061-2025 — Morton Morton Hello, I own a Morton that is covered by recall H-0061-2025 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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