Korean Food Co. recalled Go hyang Mak Kimchi in 32 oz and 1/2 gallon sizes due to undeclared shellfish (shrimp). Consumers with shellfish allergies could experience allergic reactions if they consume this product.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Go hyang Mak Kimchi 32 oz (UPC 042053138101) Product of U.S.A. TX. 972.790.4800 1311 Lukest, Irving, TX 75061; Go hyang Mak Kimchi 1/2 Gal (UPC 042053137302) Product of U.S.A. TX. 972.790.4800 1311 Lukest, Irving, TX. 75061
Product contains undeclared shellfish (shrimp)
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1429-2015 | Go hyang Mak Kimchi 32 oz (UPC 042053138101) Product of U.S.A. TX. 972.790.4800 1311 Lukest, Irving, TX 75061; Go hyang Mak Kimchi 1/2 Gal (UPC 042053137302) Product of U.S.A. TX. 972.790.4800 1311 Lukest, Irving, TX. 75061 | No lot code or manufacturing codes are applied to the products. Products manufactured 12/01/2014-01/23/2015. | Terminated |
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