Fred Meyers Inc recalled Boars Head To Go Superfood Wrap from the deli department due to undeclared milk, soybeans, wheat, and cashews. Consumers with allergies to these allergens face serious allergic reactions.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Product is refrigerated Boars Head To Go (BTG) Superfood Wrap, sold at deli department. The wraps are made in store and the weight varies and they are sold as one each (wrap). The UPC is 41573 11053.
Deli Boars Head To Go (BTG) Superfood Wrap was recalled due to undeclared milk, soybeans (edamame), wheat and cashews.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0163-2017 | Product is refrigerated Boars Head To Go (BTG) Superfood Wrap, sold at deli department. The wraps are made in store and the weight varies and they are sold as one each (wrap). The UPC is 41573 11053. | All Sell by Dates of 9/29/2016 or before. BGT wraps are disposed of after one day if they do not sell in the service case at deli department. | Terminated |
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