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Class IFDAF-1602-2015

El Popocatepetl Ind., Inc. recalls 8 in. sundried tomato flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, (Class I)

El Popocatepetl 8-inch tortilla wraps in chipotle, spinach pesto, and sundried tomato flavors were recalled due to undeclared milk and Yellow No. 5. Consumers with milk or food dye allergies could have allergic reactions.

Class IA reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

8 in. sundried tomato flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.; 8 in. spinach pesto flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.; 8 in. chipotle flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.

  • 8 in. sundried tomato flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.
  • 8 in. spinach pesto flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.
  • 8 in. chipotle flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.

Reason for recall

El Popocatepetl Ind., Inc. of Chicago, Illinois is voluntarily recalling El Popocatepetl's 8 in. Chipotle, Spinach Pesto, and Sun Dried Tomato Wraps because they may contain undeclared milk and Yellow No. 5.; El Popocatepetl Ind., Inc. of Chicago, Illinois is voluntarily recalling El Popocatepetl's 8 in. Chipotle, Spinach Pesto, and Sun Dried Tomato Wraps because they may contain undeclared milk. The milk ingredient was found in the "butter flavoring" which was used in all three flavored wraps.

Affected products (3)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1602-20158 in. sundried tomato flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.UPC Code: 0 20784 99505 7 Lot Codes: 15006, best by: 2/20/2015** 15024, best by: 3/27/2015** 15029, best by: 4/1/2015Terminated
F-1603-20158 in. spinach pesto flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.UPC Code: 0 20784 58314 8 Lot Codes: 15006, best by 2/20/2015** 15015, best by 3/1/2015** 15024, best by 3/27/2015** 15029, best by 4/1/2015** 15038, best by 3/24/2015Terminated
F-1604-20158 in. chipotle flavored tortilla wraps, packaged in re-sealable polypropylene bags, 10 wraps per bag. Sold under the El Popocatepetl brand name.UPC Code: 0 20784 78248 0 Lot Codes: 15006, best by: 2/20/2015** 10524, best by: 3/7/2015** 15029, best by: 4/1/2015Terminated

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