Better Business recalls New England Village Snacks 19th Hole Snack Mix (5oz & 10oz) due to undeclared almonds and sesame. Consumers should check UPC codes 609465693477 and 642147152459.
Contains undeclared almonds & undeclared sesame
Better Business is recalling New England Village Snacks The 19th Hole Snack Mix (5 oz and 10 oz) because it contains undeclared almonds and sesame. This could cause allergic reactions for people with allergies to these ingredients.
The snack mix contains undeclared almonds and sesame, meaning these allergens are present without being listed on the label. This poses a risk for individuals with allergies to these ingredients, as they may react to the allergens.
People who have purchased the 5 oz or 10 oz New England Village Snacks The 19th Hole Snack Mix are affected. Those with allergies to almonds or sesame are at higher risk.
Check for UPC codes 609465693477 (5 oz) and 642147152459 (10 oz) on the snack mix packaging.
Look for the UPC codes 609465693477 (5 oz) or 642147152459 (10 oz) on the snack mix packaging.
No, the snack mix contains undeclared almonds and sesame, which could cause allergic reactions in people with allergies to these ingredients.
Check the UPC codes on the packaging to confirm if it's recalled. If it is, you may want to contact Better Business for more information.
Look for the UPC codes 609465693477 (5 oz) or 642147152459 (10 oz) on the packaging. Products with these codes are recalled.
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Subject: Recall F-0801-2025 — Better Business Better Business Hello, I own a Better Business that is covered by recall F-0801-2025 from Better Business. 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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