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Class IFDAF-0779-2019

Pennant Ingredients recalls New & Improved RTU Donut Glaze, NET WEIGHT 2800 lb. (1270 Kg) tote, UPC Codes: 60800221310 (Class I)

Pennant Ingredients New & Improved RTU Donut Glaze was recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination. Consumption of contaminated glaze could cause serious foodborne illness.

Class IA reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

New & Improved RTU Donut Glaze, NET WEIGHT 2800 lb. (1270 Kg) tote, UPC Codes: 608002213109, Product Code: 4110531

Reason for recall

Product may be contaminated with Salmonella.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0779-2019New & Improved RTU Donut Glaze, NET WEIGHT 2800 lb. (1270 Kg) tote, UPC Codes: 608002213109, Product Code: 4110531Lot Codes: 111318BD, 11618AD, 111618BD, 112818BD, 120318BDTerminated

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