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Class IIFDAF-0334-2016

Made In Nature, LLC recalls Made In Nature Sriracha Chili Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a pa (Class II)

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

Product

Made In Nature Sriracha Chili Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case; Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case

  • Made In Nature Sriracha Chili Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case
  • Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case

Reason for recall

Made in Nature is recalling Made In Nature Sriracha Chili Kale Chips and Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips due to undeclared soy allergen from Tamari.

Affected products (2)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0334-2016Made In Nature Sriracha Chili Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per caseUPC # 720379585044Terminated
F-0335-2016Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per caseUPC # 850747004102Terminated

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Foreign materialUndeclared allergenBrand: Khong Guan Corporation, Khong Guan

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