International Pita Bread recalls plain baked pita chips due to missing wheat ingredients on label. Consumers should check UPC 81942 for affected products.
Label declares flour as an ingredient but does not declare sub-ingredients (wheat).
International Pita Bread is recalling plain baked pita chips because the label doesn't list wheat as an ingredient, even though flour contains wheat. This could mislead consumers about the product's actual ingredients.
The label lists 'flour' but doesn't specify wheat as a sub-ingredient. This could cause confusion for consumers with wheat allergies who need to know if the product contains wheat.
Anyone who bought plain baked pita chips from International Pita Bread. People with wheat allergies may be at higher risk due to undisclosed ingredients.
Check for the UPC 81942 on plain baked pita chips in 10oz retail clamshell containers or 10lbs bulk bags. Products sold without any codes may also be affected.
Look for the UPC 81942 on plain baked pita chips in 10oz retail clamshell containers or 10lbs bulk bags.
The label lists 'flour' but does not declare wheat as a sub-ingredient, which could mislead consumers with wheat allergies.
Check for the UPC 81942 on plain baked pita chips in 10oz retail clamshell containers or 10lbs bulk bags.
The recall does not include a remedy, so no action is required beyond checking the product label.
We’ve drafted a message you can send International Pita Bread to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1244-2024 — International Pita Bread International Pita Bread Hello, I own a International Pita Bread that is covered by recall F-1244-2024 from International Pita Bread. 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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