AKT Trading Inc. recalls Menma Ajitsuke prepared bamboo shoots from Japan that lack 'Keep Refrigerated' labeling, risking spoilage after expiration.
CHOSHIYA branded MENMA AJITSUKE PREPARED BAMBOO SHOOTS missing "Keep Refrigerated" statement on package and are not shelf stable.
AKT Trading Inc. is recalling Menma Ajitsuke prepared bamboo shoots that were sold without a 'Keep Refrigerated' label. This means the product may spoil after the expiration date, leading to food safety risks.
The product lacks a 'Keep Refrigerated' label, so it may spoil after the expiration date (01/29/2025) if not stored properly. Without refrigeration, the bamboo shoots could become unsafe to eat.
Anyone who purchased Menma Ajitsuke prepared bamboo shoots from AKT Trading Inc. in Japan. The risk is highest for consumers who store the product at room temperature after the expiration date.
Check for Menma Ajitsuke prepared bamboo shoots in 8.8 oz plastic pouches with UPC 4 923673 527332. Products were sold in Japan with an expiration date of 01/29/2025.
Look for the expiration date on the package, which is 01/29/2025.
Store the product in the refrigerator if it has expired or if you are unsure about the label.
The product lacks a 'Keep Refrigerated' label, which means it may spoil after the expiration date (01/29/2025) if not stored properly.
Check the expiration date and store it in the refrigerator if it has expired or if you are unsure about the label.
No, the risk is low as the product may spoil but does not pose a direct health hazard if stored properly.
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Subject: Recall F-0554-2025 — Menma Menma Hello, I own a Menma that is covered by recall F-0554-2025 from Menma. 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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