Cedar's Mediterranean Foods recalls Member's Mark Roasted Red Pepper Hummus (32 oz) due to potential foreign objects. Consumers should check UPC# 193968044268 and discard if concerned.
Potential presence of foreign objects.
Cedar's Mediterranean Foods is recalling Member's Mark Roasted Red Pepper Hummus in 32 oz plastic containers with UPC# 193968044268 because of potential foreign objects. This could cause injury if small items are accidentally ingested.
Foreign objects in food can cause injury if accidentally swallowed, especially small items that might not be easily noticed. This risk is low but exists with any food product.
Anyone who purchased Member's Mark Roasted Red Pepper Hummus in 32 oz plastic containers with UPC# 193968044268 between the best-by dates listed. Children and those with sensitive digestive systems may be at slightly higher risk.
Check for the 32 oz plastic container with UPC# 193968044268. The product was sold with best-by dates up to November 21, 2024 (20I24) and November 23, 2024 (40I24).
Look for the UPC# 193968044268 on the 32 oz plastic container.
If you find foreign objects, discard the product immediately to avoid potential injury.
The recall states potential foreign objects, so it's not safe to eat if you find small items. Discard if concerned.
Check the UPC# 193968044268 on the container. If you're unsure, discard it to avoid potential injury.
The product was sold with best-by dates up to November 21, 2024 (20I24) and November 23, 2024 (40I24).
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Subject: Recall F-0243-2025 — Cedar's Mediterranean Foods Cedar's Mediterranean Foods Hello, I own a Cedar's Mediterranean Foods that is covered by recall F-0243-2025 from Cedar's Mediterranean Foods. 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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