Puget Consumers Co-Op recalls Hungarian Mushroom Soup sold at PCC Community Market due to possible larvae contamination. Products sold in 24oz containers or self-serve soup bars from November 2024.
Product is recalled due to possible presence of larvae.
Puget Consumers Co-Op is recalling Hungarian Mushroom Soup sold at PCC Community Market because it may contain larvae. This recall affects products sold in grab-and-go plastic containers or self-serve soup bars from November 2024.
The product may contain larvae, which can cause foodborne illness. However, the recall does not specify that the larvae pose a serious health risk in normal use.
Anyone who purchased Hungarian Mushroom Soup from PCC Community Market in grab-and-go containers or self-serve soup bars. People who use the soup as a sauce for Hungarian Meatballs are also affected.
Check for 24oz containers with UPC 204522 or 8lb. bulk bags with lot code 427256. Products sold hot in self-serve soup bars at PCC Community Market are also affected.
Look for 24oz containers with UPC 204522 or 8lb. bulk bags with lot code 427256.
The recall states there may be larvae, but it does not specify that the soup is unsafe to eat. The product is being recalled for possible larvae presence.
Products were sold from November 2024, with the Enjoy By date on 8lb. bulk bags being 11/11/24.
The recall record does not mention any refund process or remedy for affected products.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Puget Consumers Co-Op to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0056-2025 — Puget Consumers Co-Op Puget Consumers Co-Op Hello, I own a Puget Consumers Co-Op that is covered by recall F-0056-2025 from Puget Consumers Co-Op. 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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