Carolina CoPacking, LLC recalls Scratch Pasta Co Marinara Sauce jars due to missing milk label. Check for lot numbers 2C0470223, 1C1880723, or 2C1930723 on 24.5 oz glass jars.
During a contract inspection by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, NCDA, informed the firm that the labeling does not list the common name of "milk".
Scratch Pasta Co's Marinara sauce jars were recalled because the label didn't list 'milk' as an ingredient. This labeling issue could confuse consumers about the product's dairy content, though it doesn't pose a safety risk.
The sauce label failed to list 'milk' as an ingredient, which is required by food labeling laws. This could lead to confusion about whether the product contains dairy, especially for those with milk allergies or dietary restrictions.
Owners of Scratch Pasta Co Marinara sauce jars with lot numbers 2C0470223, 1C1880723, or 2C1930723 are affected. People who use the sauce for cooking or eating are most at risk of confusion about dairy content.
Check for 24.5 oz glass jars with lot numbers 2C0470223 (best by 02/25), 1C1880723 (best by 07/25), or 2C1930723 (best by 07/25). The product is sold by Scratch Pasta Company in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Look for the label that lists 'milk' as an ingredient on the jar. If it's missing, the product is recalled.
Yes, the sauce is safe to eat but the label does not list milk as an ingredient, which is required by law.
The product was recalled because the label did not list 'milk' as an ingredient, which is required by food labeling regulations.
Check for 24.5 oz glass jars with lot numbers 2C0470223 (best by 02/25), 1C1880723 (best by 07/25), or 2C1930723 (best by 07/25).
We’ve drafted a message you can send Scratch Pasta Co to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0688-2024 — Scratch Pasta Co Scratch Pasta Co Hello, I own a Scratch Pasta Co that is covered by recall F-0688-2024 from Scratch Pasta Co. 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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