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Class IIFDAF-2412-2017

Albertsons Inc recalls Carrot Cake Slice: Net Wt. 0 LB 7 OZ (198 g). Cake is assembled, iced, sliced and packaged (Class II)

Class IIEating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

Carrot Cake Slice: Net Wt. 0 LB 7 OZ (198 g). Cake is assembled, iced, sliced and packaged at store level. Sliced wrapped individually in clear plastic clamshell and sold in bakery department. UPC Code: 0222132-000000 Sold under Albertsons Companies retail banners of Vons, Pavilions, Lucky and Albertsons.

Reason for recall

Discovered through the complaint process that the ingredient list for carrot cake slices did not include walnuts in the ingredient or allergen statement. Nuts are visible through packaging.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-2412-2017Carrot Cake Slice: Net Wt. 0 LB 7 OZ (198 g). Cake is assembled, iced, sliced and packaged at store level. Sliced wrapped individually in clear plastic clamshell and sold in bakery department. UPC Code: 0222132-000000 Sold under Albertsons Companies retail banners of Vons, Pavilions, Lucky and Albertsons.All sell thru codesTerminated

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