Trader Joe's Coconut Cranberry Granola boxes were filled with Pecan Praline granola instead, exposing consumers to undeclared milk, wheat, and pecans. People with allergies to these ingredients face allergic reactions from consuming mislabeled product.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Trader Joes Coconut Cranberry Granola (SKU 51131), packaged in a 16 oz. box, with Best By date 08/19/16 printed at the top of the package UPC Code: 0051 1315 printed on side panel.
Pecan Praline granola was packed into Coconut Granola boxes. Product may contain undeclared milk, wheat, and pecans.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0097-2016 | Trader Joes Coconut Cranberry Granola (SKU 51131), packaged in a 16 oz. box, with Best By date 08/19/16 printed at the top of the package UPC Code: 0051 1315 printed on side panel. | Best By Date: 08/19/16 | Terminated |
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