Premier Protein Limited Edition Winter Mint Chocolate High Protein Shake is recalled due to inadequate processing that may allow spoilage. Consumers who drink this product risk foodborne illness from bacterial contamination.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Limited Edition Winter Mint Chocolate Premier Protein 30g Protein High Protein Shake 11.5oz (340mL) UPC 00643843801498 packaged in plastic bottles in full wrap lithographpacked in a cardboard case, 12 packages per case
The recalled product did not meet the pre-kill step processing specifications and has the potential to be spoiled.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0382-2023 | Limited Edition Winter Mint Chocolate Premier Protein 30g Protein High Protein Shake 11.5oz (340mL) UPC 00643843801498 packaged in plastic bottles in full wrap lithographpacked in a cardboard case, 12 packages per case | 2235TEM6; Best By Dates 21OCT2023, 22OCT2023, 23OCT2023 | Terminated |
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