Bridgewell Agribusiness recalls 5912MOD-CAU Pre-Blend (item #991819) due to white nylon or plastic thread found in product. This dry blend is used for food processing and expires November 18, 2025.
Foreign material appears to be white nylon or other plastic thread was found in product.
Bridgewell Agribusiness is recalling a dry food blend product (5912MOD-CAU Pre-Blend, item #991819) because foreign plastic thread was found in it. This could cause choking or injury if the product is consumed without proper processing.
The product contains foreign plastic thread that could be ingested during food processing. If the thread gets into the final food product, it might cause choking or injury to consumers.
Users of this dry food blend for food processing are affected. Those handling the product without proper safety measures may be at risk of choking or injury.
Check for the product name '5912MOD-CAU Pre-Blend' and item number #991819. The product is sold in 50lb kraft bags and expires November 18, 2025.
Look for the product name '5912MOD-CAU Pre-Blend' and item number #991819 on the packaging.
The product contains foreign plastic thread that could cause injury if ingested, so it should not be consumed without proper processing.
Check for the product name '5912MOD-CAU Pre-Blend' and item number #991819 on the packaging. The product is sold in 50lb kraft bags and expires November 18, 2025.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact Bridgewell Agribusiness LLC for guidance.
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Subject: Recall F-0563-2025 — Bridgewell Agribusiness Bridgewell Agribusiness Hello, I own a Bridgewell Agribusiness that is covered by recall F-0563-2025 from Bridgewell Agribusiness. 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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