JFC Brand Furikake-Seto Fumi seasoning was recalled due to undeclared eggs, soybeans, and wheat on the label. Consumers with allergies to these ingredients face serious health risks if they consume the product.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Furikake (a Japanese rice seasoning of seaweed flakes with toppings/seasonings). JFC Brand Furikake-Seto Fumi, 1.7 oz. Packaged in a clear glass jar with plastic twist lid.
The firm recalled the product due to undeclared eggs, soybeans, and wheat. UPC/Bar code 0 11152 41464
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0008-2013 | Furikake (a Japanese rice seasoning of seaweed flakes with toppings/seasonings). JFC Brand Furikake-Seto Fumi, 1.7 oz. Packaged in a clear glass jar with plastic twist lid. | Lot code/Best before date of 04.05.2014 (stamped on top of the lid). | Terminated |
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