Walmart's Great Value Diced Peaches and mixed fruits variety pack may contain unlisted FD&C Red 3. Consumers should check lot codes for affected items.
FD&C Red No 3 was not declared as an ingredient.
Walmart's Great Value Diced Peaches and mixed fruits variety pack (4 oz, 12 pack) is recalled because red food dye (FD&C Red 3) wasn't listed on the label. This could mean consumers are exposed to an unlisted dye they might be allergic to.
The product was sold without listing FD&C Red 3 on its label, which is a food dye. This means consumers might be exposed to the dye without knowing it, potentially causing allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
People who bought the Great Value Diced Peaches, Mandarin Segments, and Cherry Mixed Fruits Variety Pack (4 oz, 12 pack) from Walmart. Those with allergies to FD&C Red 3 are most at risk.
Check the product label for the 4 oz, 12 pack variety. All lot codes are affected. The product is sold by Walmart under the Great Value brand.
Look for the 4 oz, 12 pack variety with all lot codes.
The recall is due to an unlisted food dye, not safety risks. The product may be safe for most people but could cause allergic reactions in those sensitive to FD&C Red 3.
Check the label for the 4 oz, 12 pack variety pack with all lot codes. This product is sold by Walmart under the Great Value brand.
The recall doesn't require immediate action beyond checking the label. If you have the product, you can safely eat it unless you're allergic to FD&C Red 3.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Great Value to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0032-2025 — Great Value Great Value Hello, I own a Great Value that is covered by recall F-0032-2025 from Great Value. 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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