If you have this soup in your pantry, throw it now, those responsible warn
Here is why this popular product could be harmful to your health.
Your pantry is probably full of cans on which you have been hanging on for some time now - whether you save them for a rainy day or in an emergency. But although you can feel justified not to clean this space regularly because many unrefrigerated items have a long lifespan that it can spend years, an expired product isNot everything you need to worry. You could also host foods that have been recalled, including a soup that has just been recalled by its manufacturer. Read the rest to find out if you have it in your pantry.
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Several types of soup have been recalled in the past year.
Different food products are recalled all the time for one reason or another, and soups are no exception. In the past year, the United States has seen several soup reminders. In November, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) alerted consumers of a recall in H-E-B stores for its creamy soup to the creamy basil of the brand "due to thePossible presence of glass in the product. "Then in June, the FDA announced that more than 2,500 cases of PaneraSouthwest corn perde Sold in grocery stores through its brand Panera at Home was recalled due to an undeclared wheat allergen.
Now another American agency warns the Americans of a new reminder for another soup product.
Officials have just alerted consumers to another soup recall.
On July 20, the United States Food and Inspection Security Service (FSIS) published aHigh class 1 safety alert On a new reminder of food. According to the announcement, MSI Express Inc., a big meadow manufacturing company in Texas remembers nearly 16,500 pounds of chicken and rice mixing products. The products affected - which come from the Unilever Food Solutions Company and are part of the Knorr Professional Soup of the Day range - are contained in plastic products that read: chicken with red -style curry with a mixture of rice of rice of rice . They are also marked by the establishment number "P-44055" and a date for the best of January 19, 2024.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
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This soup is recalled to contain an unharmed ingredient.
According to the alert, the Thai style curry chicken with rice soup mixture products is recalled for two numbers: erroneous and unsuccessful allergen. The packages of the soup affected by the recall contain milk, but this "known allergen" is not listed on the label of the product.
"The problem was discovered when the establishment informed the FSI that it has validated allergens on the finished soup," said the USDA agency. "It was determined that the finished soup was tested positive for dairy products, an allergen that was not declared on the product label, due to the establishment receiving the incorrect ingredient component."
You shouldn't eat the recalled soup.
The articles recalled were produced in January of this year and distributed in the United States and Canada to "professional catering services, such as restaurants, cafeterias, fast food chains and sports stages", as that sold online, according to the FSIS. And although the agency said that there had been no confirmed reports of illness or injuries associated with the consumption of soup mixtures, they always say that consumers should be cautious.
"FSIS fears that certain products will not be able to panting consumers, restaurants and catering places," said the agency. "Consumers who bought these products are invited not to consume them and restaurants are invited not to serve these products. These products must be thrown or returned to the place of purchase."
If you are concerned with an unwanted chicken reaction with Thai red style curry with a mixture of rice soup or any other recalled food product, contact your health care provider.
