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Class IFDAF-1330-2019

Elite Spice Inc. recalls Basil Olive Oil Flavored Tortilla Seasoning Package Type: Box with liner, Units Per Case: (Class I)

Elite Spice recalled Basil Olive Oil Flavored Tortilla Seasoning because it contained undeclared milk allergen. Consumers with milk allergies risk allergic reactions from this product.

Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

Basil Olive Oil Flavored Tortilla Seasoning Package Type: Box with liner, Units Per Case: 1, Weight Per Package: 50 pounds

Reason for recall

Elite Spice, Inc. has initiated a recall of Basil Olive Oil Flavored Tortilla Seasoning, Lot Number:1-310242, Units Per Case: 1, Weight Per Package: 50 pounds because Elite Spice produced a batch of seasoning containing an undeclared milk allergen .

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1330-2019Basil Olive Oil Flavored Tortilla Seasoning Package Type: Box with liner, Units Per Case: 1, Weight Per Package: 50 poundsProduct Code: 37805A9 Lot Number: 1-310242Terminated

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