HAMCHOROM recalled Haitai Tayo and Gyeran crackers due to undeclared milk and eggs. Consumers with milk or egg allergies could experience allergic reactions from these products.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Haitai Tayo Crackers, 140 g, 24 boxes/carton, in box colors: blue, yellow, and red.; Haitai Gyeran Crackers, 70 g, 20 boxes/carton, in yellow box with "Angry Birds" logo.
Hamchorom is recalling Tayo and Gyeran Crackers because they contain undeclared milk and eggs.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1222-2015 | Haitai Tayo Crackers, 140 g, 24 boxes/carton, in box colors: blue, yellow, and red. | 2014.08.26, 2015.08.25 | Terminated |
| F-1223-2015 | Haitai Gyeran Crackers, 70 g, 20 boxes/carton, in yellow box with "Angry Birds" logo. | 2014 06.12, 2015 06.11 | Terminated |
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