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Class IIFDAF-0946-2020

Essential Baking Company, The recalls The product is twisted bread and packaged in a flexible plastic bag with a yellow Kwik-Lok (Class II)

The Essential Baking Company recalls Organic Sliced Columbia brand bread that was mislabeled challah bread missing egg allergen declaration. Consumers with egg allergies risk allergic reaction if they eat this product.

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

Product

The product is twisted bread and packaged in a flexible plastic bag with a yellow Kwik-Lok seal. The label is read in parts: "***ORGANIC SLICED COLUMBIA*** Net Weight 32 ounces *** The ESSENTIAL BAKING Company***INGREDIENTS: Organic Unbleached Wheat Flour, Water, Organic Whole Wheat Flour, Organic Rye Flour, Sea Salt, Organic Barley Malt *** Our products are made in a bakery that uses wheat, eggs, milk, soy and tree nuts ***".

Reason for recall

Undeclared egg. Challah bread was mislabeled as Columbia Sliced bread and the label does not declare egg.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0946-2020The product is twisted bread and packaged in a flexible plastic bag with a yellow Kwik-Lok seal. The label is read in parts: "***ORGANIC SLICED COLUMBIA*** Net Weight 32 ounces *** The ESSENTIAL BAKING Company***INGREDIENTS: Organic Unbleached Wheat Flour, Water, Organic Whole Wheat Flour, Organic Rye Flour, Sea Salt, Organic Barley Malt *** Our products are made in a bakery that uses wheat, eggs, milk, soy and tree nuts ***".May 6.20Terminated

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