Pacific Coast Fresh recalls two types of King Harvest Black Olive Hummus due to plastic fragments in the product. Consumers should check UPC 025726 31121 6 and expiration dates for affected items.
Plastic fragments
Pacific Coast Fresh is recalling two types of King Harvest Black Olive Hummus because plastic fragments were found in the product. This recall affects consumers who purchased the hummus between specific dates and UPC numbers.
Plastic fragments can be ingested if the hummus is consumed, potentially causing choking or internal injuries. The hazard is not described as causing serious injury in normal use conditions.
Anyone who purchased the King Harvest Black Olive Hummus with UPC 025726 31121 6 between February 2025 and the expiration dates listed. People who consume the product are most at risk if plastic fragments are present.
Check for the UPC 025726 31121 6 on the product label. The affected items were sold between February 2025 and the listed expiration dates (2/5/2025 through 2/23/2025).
Look for the UPC 025726 31121 6 on the sealed plastic tub and lid.
The recall involves item numbers 96514 and 32903 of King Harvest Black Olive Hummus with UPC 025726 31121 6.
The recall was issued for products sold between February 2025 and the listed expiration dates (2/5/2025 through 2/23/2025).
Check the UPC 025726 31121 6 on the product label and ensure it was purchased between February 2025 and the expiration dates listed.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Pacific Coast Fresh to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0592-2025 — Pacific Coast Fresh Pacific Coast Fresh Hello, I own a Pacific Coast Fresh that is covered by recall F-0592-2025 from Pacific Coast Fresh. 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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