Brett Anthony Foods recalls Whole Foods Market Sesame Ginger Dressing because almonds are not listed in the allergen warning despite being present in the ingredients. Consumers with tree nut allergies risk severe allergic reaction if they consume this product.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Sesame Ginger Dressing sold under the Whole Foods Market brand in plastic jars, 14 oz. per jar. This product is labeled to keep refrigerated.
Brett Anthony Foods is recalling Sesame Ginger Dressing because the allergen almonds (a tree nut) is not listed in the "Contains" allergen warning statement although almonds are listed in the list of ingredients.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-2344-2014 | Sesame Ginger Dressing sold under the Whole Foods Market brand in plastic jars, 14 oz. per jar. This product is labeled to keep refrigerated. | Batch Numbers and Expiration Dates: 1) Batch 14196, Expires 7/26/14; 2) Batch 14198, Expires 7/28/14; 3) Batch 14200, Expires 7/30/14; 4) Batch 14203, Expires 8/2/14 | Terminated |
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