El Basham Weight 400g dried apricot paste is recalled because product identity is not declared in English. Consumers cannot verify contents or allergens due to labeling in a non-English language.
Class III — Eating this product is not likely to cause health problems, but it violates FDA labelling or manufacturing rules.
El Basham Weight 400 g Ingredients: Natural Apricot Juice, Glucose, Sugar, Oil. Made by: For the Owner of the Trade Mark ABU Ode h Bros Co. Amok St. Aman -Jordan Tel +962 6 4914961 Fax +962 6 4907878 Remaining information is in Arabic.
Kamar Deen AL Basham Apricot Dried Paste does not declare product identity in English.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1872-2013 | El Basham Weight 400 g Ingredients: Natural Apricot Juice, Glucose, Sugar, Oil. Made by: For the Owner of the Trade Mark ABU Ode h Bros Co. Amok St. Aman -Jordan Tel +962 6 4914961 Fax +962 6 4907878 Remaining information is in Arabic. | None listed in Attachment B. However, the outside markings on the label has an expiration date code 6/2012-6/2014 (Attachment #2 2 of 2 and in Memorandum Report dated June 14, 2013. | Terminated |
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