Blue Diamond Growers Artisan Nut-Thins crackers labeled as gluten-free were recalled because they contain up to 50 ppm of gluten protein. Consumers with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity should not eat this product.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Natural Blue Diamond Almonds Artisan Nut-Thins crafted with brown rice, almonds & Chia Seeds Wheat & Gluten free Net wt. 4.25 oz. Box. (120.5g) Cracker Snacks UPC: 41570 10938 Best Before Dates: AUG 06 15 and AUG 07 15 Manufactured for: Blue Diamond Growers 1802 C St. Sacramento, CA 95811
Gluten Protein detected up to 50 ppm in product with gluten free statement.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-2501-2014 | Natural Blue Diamond Almonds Artisan Nut-Thins crafted with brown rice, almonds & Chia Seeds Wheat & Gluten free Net wt. 4.25 oz. Box. (120.5g) Cracker Snacks UPC: 41570 10938 Best Before Dates: AUG 06 15 and AUG 07 15 Manufactured for: Blue Diamond Growers 1802 C St. Sacramento, CA 95811 | UPC: 41570 10938 Best Before Dates: AUG 06 15 and AUG 07 15 | Terminated |
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