NEW GRAINS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY recalls Pecan Caramel Bars for unclear allergen labels due to poor printing. Products may contain egg, milk, and pecan without clear labeling.
Due to printing quality, label does not declare these allergens clearly: Egg, Milk, Pecan.
NEW GRAINS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY is recalling Pecan Caramel Bars because the packaging printing is poor and doesn't clearly show allergens like egg, milk, or pecan. This could affect people with allergies who might consume the product without knowing.
The bars' labels don't clearly show allergens like egg, milk, or pecan because the printing is poor. This means people with these allergies might not know they're in the product and could have an allergic reaction.
People with egg, milk, or pecan allergies who eat the bars may be at risk. The recall affects those who bought the bars with unreadable lot codes due to poor printing.
Check for Pecan Caramel Bars individually wrapped in plastic. Products with unreadable or missing lot codes due to poor printing are affected.
Look for legible lot codes on the packaging; affected products have unreadable or missing lot codes.
Yes, but the labels don't clearly show these allergens due to poor printing.
The printing quality is poor, so lot and date codes are unreadable or missing entirely.
Check for Pecan Caramel Bars with unreadable or missing lot codes on the packaging.
We’ve drafted a message you can send NEW GRAINS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0838-2025 — NEW GRAINS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY NEW GRAINS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY Hello, I own a NEW GRAINS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY that is covered by recall F-0838-2025 from NEW GRAINS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY. 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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