The FDA orders this grocery chain to stop poorly slammed products
If you have food allergies, it may not be the store for you.
Health can be the focal point of its brand, but the grocery chainWhole foods has less track record less than ideal when it comes tofood safety. The company was reprimanded by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this month, in a letter claiming that the grocer has a dismal food selling scheme.
The warning letter, addressed to all co-founder foods and CEO John Mackey, indicates that the company has issued more than two dozen reminders due to undeclared food allergens over the past year. The FDA said it seems to be a model of driving for whole foods, which also had a similar number of reminders for the same reason in previous years. (In touch:8 groceries who can soon be in the short diet.)
"These reminders demonstrate that your company engaged in a reception scheme and offering for sale Misbranded food products. For the period from October 2019 to November 2020, your company recalled 32 food products due to undeclared allergens. We have noticed similar schemes. Many reminders of allergens not declared in previous years, "the letter reads, according toFood security news.
Grocery products are required to declare all allergens on its product labels under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act. Currently, the list of allergens includes milk, eggs, fish, crustacean crustaceans, trees, wheat, peanuts and soy. Some of the entire food foods have failed to correctly label the soup of minestrone, the Italian gelato with raspberry cheese,Song lemon tartsAnd ParkerHouse rolls, according to the letter.
The FDA draws entire foods responsible for the investigation and the determination of the causes of each violation, as well as to ensure that similar violations are prevented in the future. The grocer has 15 working days to answer the agency.
A representative of all foods saidEat this, not that! The company remains committed to maintaining the highest quality standards in the industry. "The whole food market takes food security very seriously. We work closely with the FDA so that all practices and procedures in our stores meet if they do not exceed food safety requirements", read their statement. .
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