PIU CHE DOLCI INC. recalls Sweet Cream Mini Patisseries due to potential Salmonella contamination. Consumers who eat this product risk serious foodborne illness from Salmonella infection.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Sweet Cream Mini Patisseries, 30 piece variety tray of mini pastries, Net Wt 1 kg, 4 trays per master carton, total Net wt 8.8 lbs, Keep Frozen, All best before dates from 2025/06/17 up to and including 2025/11/15.
Due to potential Salmonella contamination
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0551-2025 | Sweet Cream Mini Patisseries, 30 piece variety tray of mini pastries, Net Wt 1 kg, 4 trays per master carton, total Net wt 8.8 lbs, Keep Frozen, All best before dates from 2025/06/17 up to and including 2025/11/15. | SHIP DATE LOTE # EXP DATE SEP 12 2024 24200 JUL-18-2025 SEP 12 2024 24204 JUL-22-2025 SEP 12 2024 24201 JUL-19-2025 SEP 12 2024 24199 JUL-17-2025 SEP 12 2024 24204 JUL-22-2025 SEP 12 2024 24176 JUN-24-2025 SEP 12 2024 24177 JUN-25-2025 SEP 12 2024 24180 JUN-28-2025 OCT 09 2024 24190 JUL-08-2025 | Terminated |
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