Frito-Lay recalls Tostitos Salsa on health problems, warns the FDA
The consumption of the affected product could be a "serious risk" for some people.
As we dive head first in the summer season, we already imagine park picnics, block barbecues and ocean outings. But none of these outdoor activities are complete without the perfect food offerings . Unfortunately, you may have to leave something out of the snack table this year: the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is now informed of a new reminder affecting popular salsa. Read more to find out why Froto-Lay warns salsa consumers to Tostitos lawyer.
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The FDA alerted consumers to a new Frito-Lay reminder.
In a June 16 alert , the FDA revealed that Froto-Lay has published a voluntary reminder on one of its Tostitos products. According to the announcement of the company shared by the agency, the problem has an impact on Bocal Caissons de Salsa lawyer Tostitos of 15 ounces.
The salsa recalled is packed in a glass jar, with an UPC barcode which ends with 0559 and a better before the date of November 2, 2023 or November 3, 2023. This date can be found on the upper edge of pots, the alert explained.
The affected tostitos drops were sold nationally.
There is a reasonable chance that this product is in your kitchen. In its announcement of the company, Froto-Lay warned consumers that the dips of Bocal Salsa Tostitos Avocado recalled were distributed in retail stores nationally, as well as sold online via electronic commerce channels.
According to the alert, you could have bought the hollow recalled from April 5 of this year.
However, there is no concern if you have other tostitos or salsas chips at home. As Frito-Lay clarified, "no other tostitos, flavors, sizes or packs of dip varieties is recalled."
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They were recalled on health problems.
As part of its voluntary recall, Froto-Lay makes an allergic alert on the hollows of affected Tostitos. The covered pots in the recall may contain an undeclared milk allergen due to a manufacturing accident.
"While the front of the affected pot is properly labeled like salsa to the Tostitos avocado, the back of the pot is poorly labeled with the nutritional information and declarations of another product," said the company. "As a result, allergen milk is not declared on the label."
Some consumers are invited to throw salsa.
This allergen not declared in salsa jar dips with recalled tostitos avocado is not a problem for most people. But those who have "an allergy or a severe sensitivity to milk run the risk of a serious or fatal allergic reaction if they consume these products," said the company's announcement. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
Consequently, Froto-Lay asks these people not to eat the reminded dip, even if there have not yet been any allergic reactions reported in relation to the product.
"If consumers have a severe allergy or sensitivity to milk, they should not consume the product and throw it immediately," said society.
There is no information to know if consumers can expect a refund for recalled salsas, but the ad indicates that you can contact the consumption relationships of Froto-Lay if you have an affected product.
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