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There have been several recent reminders because of contaminated food and two have just been issued for products in a beloved supermarket.

The FDA has announced a comprehensive reminder of allergic foods and alerts for theSong lemon tarts andKouign-Amann pastries. Both might contain traces of eggs and eggs. If they are ingested by a person with an allergy, this could result in severe side effects.

Tartlets have been sold in places of whole foods in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. They are wrapped in plastic containers in the store bakery section. No allergic reaction has been recorded. But if you bought this product and you have a sales date of July 26, 2020 and a PLU code of 268564, throw it, because it could contain traces of almonds.

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Kouign-Amann's pastries were sold in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Texas and Utah. Like tartlets, they are also in the bakery section. The four packets are wrapped in plastic. Those with a PLU code of 267394 and a date of sale of July 27 2020, could contain traces of egg. If you bought this product and that corresponds to the description, it must also be thrown. There is still no allergic reaction cases.

The supermarket return policy indicates that you can get a full refund for these two elements with received.

In addition to all food recall, aSalmonella epidemic Recently infected 125 people in 15 states, according to the CDC. Although it is unknown where the infections derived from a separate reminder was found to60,000 pounds of chicken nuggets. They sold in four states and possibly contain pieces of plastic inside the meat. There was also a class that I remember - the most dangerous - issued in June for more than42,000 books of organic chopped beef nurture to grass Sold in Walmart.

Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for food products such as meat and dairy to be recalled. here isFoods most often recalled in America.