Class IIFDA31 Jul 2015F-2954-2015

Kraft Heinz Foods recalls Kraft American Singles Pasteurized prepared cheese products packaged clear plastic. Sold a (Class II)

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

Product

Kraft American Singles Pasteurized prepared cheese products packaged clear plastic. Sold at retail as 1 lb. packages. Some products are only packaged in the clear plastic and some are packaged in the clear plastic with a blue label attached with white, black, and blue lettering.; Kraft American Singles white American Pasteurized prepared cheese products packaged clear plastic. Sold at retail as 1lb. packages. Some products are only packaged in the clear plastic and some are packaged in the clear plastic with a blue label attached with white, black, and blue lettering.

Kraft American Singles Pasteurized prepared cheese products packaged clear plastic. Sold at retail as 1 lb. packages. Some products are only packaged in the clear plastic and some are packaged in the clear plastic with a blue label attached with white, black, and blue lettering.
Kraft American Singles white American Pasteurized prepared cheese products packaged clear plastic. Sold at retail as 1lb. packages. Some products are only packaged in the clear plastic and some are packaged in the clear plastic with a blue label attached with white, black, and blue lettering.

Reason for recall

The Kraft American Singles Pasteurized prepared cheese products contain a thin strip of plastic film that may remain on the edge of some cheese slices after the wrapper is removed.

Affected products (2)

Recall #	Product	Lot / code	Status
F-2954-2015	Kraft American Singles Pasteurized prepared cheese products packaged clear plastic. Sold at retail as 1 lb. packages. Some products are only packaged in the clear plastic and some are packaged in the clear plastic with a blue label attached with white, black, and blue lettering.	Code dates: December 29, 2015 to January 4, 2016 UPC codes for the cases: 210006255900 and 210006152400 UPC code for the units: 0 2100063360 9 and 0 2100060491 3	Terminated
F-2955-2015	Kraft American Singles white American Pasteurized prepared cheese products packaged clear plastic. Sold at retail as 1lb. packages. Some products are only packaged in the clear plastic and some are packaged in the clear plastic with a blue label attached with white, black, and blue lettering.	Code dates: December 29, 2015 to January 4, 2016 UPC code for the 3 lb. case: 210006154700 UPC code for the 4 lb. case: 210006256000 UPC code for the 3 lb. packages: 0 2100061582 7 UPC code for the 4 lb. packages: 0 2100063448 4	Terminated

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