MIN JIANG FOOD STORE INC recalls frozen Fish Ball products because the labels do not declare wheat and sesame allergens present in the products. Consumers with wheat or sesame allergies could experience allergic reactions from eating these frozen fish balls.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Fish Ball, Frozen, 40 pieces per pack, 200g Wt. UPC# 810093891338; Fish Ball, Frozen, 20 pieces per pack, 400g Wt. UPC# 810093891325; Fish Ball, Frozen, 4 pieces per pack, 5lbs Wt. UPC# 810093891320
Undeclared allergen ingredient (Wheat and Sesame)
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| H-0530-2026 | Fish Ball, Frozen, 40 pieces per pack, 200g Wt. UPC# 810093891338 | Item# 27010 | Terminated |
| H-0531-2026 | Fish Ball, Frozen, 20 pieces per pack, 400g Wt. UPC# 810093891325 | Item# 27550 | Terminated |
| H-0532-2026 | Fish Ball, Frozen, 4 pieces per pack, 5lbs Wt. UPC# 810093891320 | Item# 27530 Expiration: 11/11/2027 | Terminated |
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