Mennel Milling recalls HARD WHEAT 2ND CLEAR bulk grain (50,000 lbs trailers) due to potential metal, wood, or gasket material foreign objects. Affected lots include specific lot codes listed in the recall notice.
Potential Foreign Material - Metal, Wood, Gasket Material, and/or Sifter balls
Mennel Milling is recalling HARD WHEAT 2ND CLEAR bulk grain products that were shipped in approximately 50,000-pound trailers. The recall is due to a risk of foreign material like metal, wood, or gasket parts getting into the grain, which could cause injury if consumed.
Foreign materials such as metal, wood, or gasket parts can accidentally enter the grain during production or handling. If these items are consumed, they could cause injury, though the risk is typically low for most users.
Farmers and food processors who use HARD WHEAT 2ND CLEAR bulk grain products are likely affected. Those handling the grain without proper screening may be at higher risk of ingesting foreign objects.
Check for lot codes listed in the recall: 24024-36 through 24029-28. The product is a bulk grain delivered in approximately 50,000-pound trailers with product code H100U1-00321.
Look for lot codes on the product label: 24024-36 through 24029-28.
The recall indicates a potential risk of foreign materials, but the product is generally safe if handled properly. Affected lots should be checked for the specific lot codes listed.
If you have the affected lot codes, you should check the product for foreign materials and contact Mennel Milling for guidance.
Check the product label for lot codes between 24024-36 and 24029-28. The product is delivered in approximately 50,000-pound trailers with product code H100U1-00321.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Mennel Milling to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0898-2024 — Mennel Milling Mennel Milling Hello, I own a Mennel Milling that is covered by recall F-0898-2024 from Mennel Milling. 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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