KALO Foods recalls gluten-free carrot cake that's labeled as carrot cake but contains chocolate cake ingredients. This could cause confusion with other products.
The product is labeled as Carrot Cake on the top but the ingredient panel on the bottom is for Chocolate Cake. The Chocolate Cake ingredient statement does not include soy which is in the Carrot Cake.
KALO Foods is recalling a gluten-free carrot cake product that's incorrectly labeled as carrot cake but contains chocolate cake ingredients. This could lead to confusion with other products and potential mislabeling issues.
The product is labeled as carrot cake on top but the ingredient panel shows chocolate cake ingredients. This mismatch means the product may be confused with a different type of cake, potentially causing mislabeling and confusion.
Anyone who purchased this specific KALO Carrot Cake product (UPC 8 53407 00418 4) may be affected. People who use this product for baking or cooking could be at risk of confusion.
Check for the product labeled 'KALO Carrot Cake All Natural Gluten Free' with a serving size of one slice (6 oz/177g). The UPC code is 8 53407 00418 4.
Look for the product labeled 'KALO Carrot Cake All Natural Gluten Free' with a serving size of one slice (6 oz/177g).
The product is safe to eat but may be mislabeled as a different cake type, causing confusion.
The product is labeled as carrot cake on top but the ingredient panel shows chocolate cake ingredients, which could cause confusion.
Check the product label to confirm it matches the description. If it does, you can continue using it as normal.
We’ve drafted a message you can send KALO Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1066-2024 — KALO Foods KALO Foods Hello, I own a KALO Foods that is covered by recall F-1066-2024 from KALO 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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