Inventure Foods recalled Jamba Multigrain Fruit Chips in Blueberry and Cranberry flavors because the flour blend used in the product may contain metal contamination. Consumers with these chips should not eat them and should dispose of or return the product.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Jamba Multigrain Fruit Chips( Blueberry) 5ozx12 and 1.5ozx55; Jamba Multigrain Fruit Chips (Cranberry) 5ozx12
On 2/6/2013 the firm received a recall notification letter from Dakota Milling informing that they are voluntarily recalled the 41440 Boulder 7 Grain Flour blends because of the potential metal contamination.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1135-2013 | Jamba Multigrain Fruit Chips( Blueberry) 5ozx12 and 1.5ozx55 | 5ozx12 size: Date code: 7/13/2013 and SKU: 90013 and 90013R. 1.5ozx55 size: Date code: 7/13/2013 and 7/14/2013 and SKU: 90011 and 90012. | Terminated |
| F-1136-2013 | Jamba Multigrain Fruit Chips (Cranberry) 5ozx12 | Date code: 7/14/2013 and 10/21/13 SKU: 90014 and 90014R | Terminated |
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