If you have these treats at home, "eliminates them immediately," warns the FDA
The agency warns that this product may present a potential health risk.
Anyone who has a sweet tooth knows how important it is to have treats on hand. Whether it befreezer in the freezer or cookies in your kitchen cabinet, these are vital supplies for each timeYour next successes in sugar. But before digging your next indulgence, you may want to check what you are about to eat. Indeed, the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has just issued a warning to "immediately eliminate" certain treats due to a potential health risk. Read the rest to see which sweet article should be launched immediately.
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Food companies and drinks have recently recalled several food products.
In the United States, the food security system is designed to protect consumers with rigorous requirements for manufacturers. But, unfortunately, sometimes, the products can find themselves on the store shelf and in the refrigerators or the cupboards at home before companies discover a risk for health, which has large -scale consequences. Recently, a growing reminders stem from a first warning by J.M. Smucker Co. on potentialSalmonella contamination in hisJif peanut butter products. Since the announcement of May 20, an increasing number of articles have been removed from the shelves, including someFIDGE products sold by Walmart and cups of fresh fruit snacks prepared by Albertson companies and stored in more than 20 grocery chains.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
The FDA published another serious reminder on May 28 when he announced that fresh organic strawberries sold under brandsFreshkampo and Heb were not sure for consumption after a survey discovered that the fruit was linked to aRecent hepatitis has epidemic in three states and in Canada. In addition to the fruits with a wide distribution in large grocery chains in the United States, the agency has published aReminder subsequently related From the urban remedy revitalizing the biological tea of tea with tonic strawberries increased on June 5 due to potential contamination. Now health officials warn that another article could potentially endanger your safety.
Now the FDA has announced a recall of a sweet treat that can be in your kitchen.
On June 6, the FDA announced that Wilton Industries voluntarily remembered certain lots of itsCrispy rainbow of fleas And the mixture of rainbow glitter. The items have been distributed nationally in retail stores and sold online, including on the company's website.
Depending on the notice, affected products can be identified by the printed printed code at the bottom of the container. The crisp glitter of the rainbow chip recalled include the codes of lot 20294z, 20314z, 20345z, 21013z and 21022z, while the affected rainbow glitter packages include 21005Z and 21111z lots.
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The company recalled the product due to a potential health risk it may pose to some people.
The FDA declares that it announced the recall after discovering that the product samples contained milk, even if the label does not lists milk as an ingredient. According to the agency, this could present a "risk of serious or fatal allergic reaction" for any person allergic to milk or a severe sensitivity who eats glitter.
"The health and safety of our consumers are the main concern of Wilton, and Wilton acts with the greatest degree of prudence and emergency to solve this problem," the agency wrote in the recall notice.
Here is what you need to do if you have bought the recalled items.
The FDA reports that stores are currently drawing the products assigned to the shelves on a national scale. However, the agency warns that anyone has already bought the assigned items "should immediately eliminate them." Otherwise, customers can return them to the store where they bought them for a full refund.
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