Golden Pacific Sliced Almonds and Sliced Peanuts in 25-pound packages were recalled due to allergen cross-contamination. Products contain undeclared peanut or almond protein, posing serious risk to allergic consumers.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Golden Pacific California Shelled Almonds Sliced Almonds 25 LBS. NET WEIGHT Store away from heat Cold storage recommended 32-40F; Sliced Peanuts 25 LBS. NET WEIGHT Store away from heat Cold storage recommended 32-40F
FDA sampling revealed allergen cross contamination. Almond protein in sliced peanuts and Peanut protein in sliced almonds.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1746-2022 | Golden Pacific California Shelled Almonds Sliced Almonds 25 LBS. NET WEIGHT Store away from heat Cold storage recommended 32-40F | The firm does not put any lot code information on bulk cases. | Terminated |
| F-1747-2022 | Sliced Peanuts 25 LBS. NET WEIGHT Store away from heat Cold storage recommended 32-40F | The firm does not place any lot code information on bulk cases. | Terminated |
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