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Class IIFDAF-0830-2020

Kaiser Pickles LLC recalls Kaiser Mild Banana Pepper Rings 1/4 KK in 1 gallon plastic bottles (4 gallons per case). (Class II)

Kaiser Mild Banana Pepper Rings in gallon bottles were recalled due to possible foreign material contamination. A consumer eating the product could bite down on or ingest the foreign object, causing injury or choking.

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

Product

Kaiser Mild Banana Pepper Rings 1/4 KK in 1 gallon plastic bottles (4 gallons per case).

Reason for recall

Possible foreign material.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0830-2020Kaiser Mild Banana Pepper Rings 1/4 KK in 1 gallon plastic bottles (4 gallons per case).Product Number: 06325-KAI Batch/Lot: 090419K2 Expiration Date: Feb 25, 2021Terminated

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