Peekay International recalled Swan and Keshav brand dry apricots due to undeclared sulfites. Consumers with sulfite sensitivity could experience allergic reactions.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Bulk Dry Apricot in clear plastic bags inside brown cardboard box and Swan brand Dry Appricot & Keshav brand Dry Apricot in 7oz and 14oz clear plastic bags. Imported & Distributed By: Peekay International Inc. 56-12 56th Street, Maspeth, New York - 11378. U.S.A. Keshav 7oz UPC: 4386423302 Keshav 14oz UPC: 4386423303 Swan 7oz UPC: 4386413302 Swan 14oz UPC: 4386413303
Product contains undeclared sulfites
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0128-2020 | Bulk Dry Apricot in clear plastic bags inside brown cardboard box and Swan brand Dry Appricot & Keshav brand Dry Apricot in 7oz and 14oz clear plastic bags. Imported & Distributed By: Peekay International Inc. 56-12 56th Street, Maspeth, New York - 11378. U.S.A. Keshav 7oz UPC: 4386423302 Keshav 14oz UPC: 4386423303 Swan 7oz UPC: 4386413302 Swan 14oz UPC: 4386413303 | UPC: 4386423302; UPC: 4386423303; UPC: 4386413302; UPC:4386413303 | Terminated |
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