These chips in Aldi are recalled
These flavored snacks for fall could be contaminated so check your pantry!
A reminder ofpre-cut fruit Like apples and watermelon sold in Walmart have recently been published, but there is another you should know.The apple apple chips of the Cinnamon Seneca and Cinnamon Apple Cinnamon chips sold in Aldi and Amazon are part of a new reminder Due to the possible contamination of Salmonella,According to the FDA.
The two snacks are produced by the Seneca Snack Company, who voluntarily published the reminder. Seneca Cinnamon's apple chips are available in a package of 0.7 oz or 2.5 ounces. The variety of 0.7 ounces has an UPC code of0 18195-70140 4 and an individual package code of26Jun2021. The bigger bag has a UPC code of0 18195-70100 8 and an individual package code of28JUN2021. Clancy cinnamon apple chips are also available in a 2.5 ounce bag and have two possible individual packaging codes from26Jun2021 and27Jun2021. (These products are not the only ones not on grocery shelves, here is8 groceries who can soon be in the short diet.)
Flea cooked apples are the first time in the Yakima Valley in Washington State. CornSeneca snacks has become aware of the possible contamination of Salmonella after an ingredient supplier notified them. In addition to apples, other ingredients include canola, sunflower oil, corn syrup, sugar, cinnamon, citric acid, etc.
Seneca removed chips from their production. There is currently no disease report. Customers who bought fleas should return them to Aldi, Amazon or gemline. They will receive a full refund.
Consume the contaminated product can cause fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain, the FDA says. However, this can also cause arterial infections, endocarditis and arthritis if it reaches the blood. Children, those who are old and those who have weakened immune systems are most at risk.
With other recent reminders, it is important to note the items you have purchased in recent months. here is8 major food reminders you need to know now.
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