Lemonland Food Corp recalls Wild Leeks (FLD1040A) due to missing soy sauce declaration on labels. Check for expired dates and return items.
Soy Sauce is declare but Wheat and Fish (Anchovy) are not declared.
Lemonland Food Corp is recalling Wild Leeks in plastic clamshell containers (FLD1040A) because the labels do not correctly list soy sauce. This could lead to food safety issues if the product is consumed without proper labeling.
The product labels do not properly list soy sauce, wheat, or fish (anchovy) as ingredients. This could cause allergic reactions in people sensitive to these ingredients if the product is consumed without accurate labeling.
Anyone who purchased Lemonland Wild Leeks (FLD1040A) with expiration dates of 9/10/24 or 9/11/24 from H-Mart. People with allergies to soy, wheat, or fish (anchovy) are at higher risk.
Check for Wild Leeks in plastic clamshell containers labeled 'Wild Leeks, Sugar, Soy Sauce' with expiration dates 9/10/24 or 9/11/24. The product code is FLD1040A.
Look for the label that lists 'Wild Leeks, Sugar, Soy Sauce' with expiration dates 9/10/24 or 9/11/24.
The recall is due to missing ingredient declarations, not safety issues. However, the product may not be safe for people with allergies to soy, wheat, or fish (anchovy).
The recall record does not specify a return process or contact information.
The recall record does not state a specific action to take beyond checking the label for the correct expiration dates.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Lemonland Food Corp to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0049-2025 — Lemonland Food Corp Lemonland Food Corp Hello, I own a Lemonland Food Corp that is covered by recall F-0049-2025 from Lemonland Food Corp. 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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