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Class IIFDAF-1746-2022

J & N Nut Products Inc. recalls Golden Pacific California Shelled Almonds Sliced Almonds 25 LBS. NET WEIGHT Store away fro (Class II)

Class IIEating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

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

  • 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

Reason for recall

FDA sampling revealed allergen cross contamination. Almond protein in sliced peanuts and Peanut protein in sliced almonds.

Affected products (2)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1746-2022Golden Pacific California Shelled Almonds Sliced Almonds 25 LBS. NET WEIGHT Store away from heat Cold storage recommended 32-40FThe firm does not put any lot code information on bulk cases.Terminated
F-1747-2022Sliced Peanuts 25 LBS. NET WEIGHT Store away from heat Cold storage recommended 32-40FThe firm does not place any lot code information on bulk cases.Terminated

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