Food Manufacturer reminds you of almost £ 500,000 breakfast sandwiches From the “wrong installation”, the United States Ministry of Agriculture (USDA) reports.
Salt Lek City Heaarthside Food Solutions, LLC, recalls 489 887 pounds of sausages and sandwich sandwiches, USDA reports on Wednesday.
The products were incorrectly backed up and contained sesame, which could be deadly for consumers with a certain allergy.
Many sandwiches were sent to the Army and AAFES exchange site across the country.
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Many breakfast sandwiches were sent to military premises. (News USDA / FOX)
The following brand products were recalled:
- 8.35-un. Individually wrapped in the movie “Feateier’s Food to Go Sausage, Egg and Serese French Toast Bandwich Sandwich” with lots starting from numbers 23, 24 and 2508451.
- 7.3-out. Individually wrapped in the movie “Featieri’s Food to Go Bacon, Egg and Cheese French Breakfast with breakfast” with lots of lots starting from numbers 23, 24 and 25 to 2508451.
The USDA check sign on the products also contains the “EST. V4907”.
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In breakfast, the sandwiches contained sesame flour, a deadly allergen. (News USDA / FOX)
The memory is associated with sesame, but sandwiches did not contain sesame seeds, component for breakfast Sesame flour.
“The problem was revealed when the creation of the institution reported that the French component of its sandwiches contained sesame flour, but it was not included in the list of ingredients on the label for breakfast,” the USDA said.
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There were no reports of adverse reactions and injuries, but the press called for concerns to consumers to contact the healthcare provider if necessary.
Food security and USDA inspection is investigating. (J. David Ake / Getty Images)
USDA noted that its food security and inspection “concerned that some products may be consumers either AAFES freezers Or the refrigerators. ”
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“These products need to be thrown or returned to the purchase place,” the state agency advised.
Fox Business turned to the Hearthside Food Solutions for additional comments.
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