Michel et Augustin recalls Petites baguettes butter cookies Dark Chocolate with a pinch of salt due to undeclared hazelnuts from a packaging error by the manufacturer. Consumers with tree nut allergies could experience a serious allergic reaction.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Michel et Augustin brand Petites baguettes butter cookies Dark Chocolate with a pinch of salt, NET WT. 1.58 oz (45g), UPC 81266802016, Product of the Netherlands -- Manufactured for Michel et Augustin SA, 151 rue de Billancourt (Grand Paris) France --- The label states "May contain tree nuts and peanuts." but no nuts/tree nuts are listed in the ingredient statement.
Undeclared hazelnuts due to miss-packaging by the foreign manufacturer.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1365-2016 | Michel et Augustin brand Petites baguettes butter cookies Dark Chocolate with a pinch of salt, NET WT. 1.58 oz (45g), UPC 81266802016, Product of the Netherlands -- Manufactured for Michel et Augustin SA, 151 rue de Billancourt (Grand Paris) France --- The label states "May contain tree nuts and peanuts." but no nuts/tree nuts are listed in the ingredient statement. | Best Before 07 2016 | Terminated |
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