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Urban Remedy has published a voluntary recall of 462 of its 16 ounces of maca almond bottles and cocoa mocha milk, because they can contain unreported almonds and cashew nuts, according to an adFood and drugs (FDA). People with allergy or sensitivity to these shaft nuts could have a serious or threatening allergic reaction of life if they unconsciously consume one of these products.

Because the two products were poorly clear, they did not mention the presence of the correct tree walnut, a found inquiry. The Maca almond labels have poorly indicated that the drinks contained almonds, but they actually contained cashew nuts. The cocoa mocha labels have fallen badly that the drinks contained cashew nuts, whereas they contained almonds. The company's production and packaging process has undergone a temporary failure, the indicated announcement. (Connected: here's hereThe 7 healthiest foods to eat right now.)

"In an abundance of caution, we voluntarily remind you a limited number of our products containing potentially undeclared allergens," said Paul Coletta, the CEO of the company, said in the notice. "We take preventive measures for our customers to be safe, although no complaint from customers has been reported."

Drinks with recalled walnuts were sold in 25 cities of California in urban remedies and other retailers, as well as online. They have an UPC code of813377021093and a date of use of3/11/2021. All have been removed from store and online shelves, but they could still potentially be in your refrigerator.

"If you bought one of these products, please do not drink them if you react to these allergens," says Coletta. "Throw them or return them to the store for a full refund."

It's not the only product in your kitchen that can be recalledIf you bought these pretzels WhereIf this pork is in your refrigerator, throw them now.

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