JX Restaurants recalls LuLu Chinese Express Sweet and Sour Shrimp w/ Fried Rice (16 oz) due to soy missing from 'Contains' statement. Consumers should check labels for soy information.
Soy is missing from the "Contains" statement.
JX Restaurants is recalling LuLu Chinese Express Sweet and Sour Shrimp with Fried Rice because soy is not listed in the 'Contains' statement. This labeling issue means some people with soy allergies may not be aware of the soy content in the product.
The product does not list soy in the 'Contains' statement, which is required for allergens. This means individuals with soy allergies could unknowingly consume soy and experience allergic reactions. However, the product itself is not unsafe for consumption.
People with soy allergies who eat this product may not be aware of the soy content. The recall affects consumers who purchased the specific product from JX Restaurants.
Check for the product name 'LuLu Chinese Express Sweet and Sour Shrimp w/ Fried Rice', net weight 16 oz (1 lb), UPC 2393329006, and packaging in plastic. The product was sold by JX Restaurants with a sell-by date of 12/25/2023.
Look for the 'Contains' statement on the product label to confirm if soy is listed.
The product is safe to eat but may contain soy without being labeled. People with soy allergies should avoid it.
The manufacturer did not include soy in the 'Contains' statement, which is required for allergens.
Check for the product name 'LuLu Chinese Express Sweet and Sour Shrimp w/ Fried Rice', net weight 16 oz (1 lb), UPC 2393329006, and plastic packaging.
We’ve drafted a message you can send JX Restaurants to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0433-2025 — JX Restaurants JX Restaurants Hello, I own a JX Restaurants that is covered by recall F-0433-2025 from JX Restaurants. 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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