Portland Specialty Baking LLC recalls ALN Uniced 1/4 Sheet Split Layer White Cake due to potential walnut contamination with undeclared labeling. Consumers with walnut allergies face a serious allergic reaction risk.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
ALN UNICED 1/4 Sheet Split Layer White Cake, Item 00886, three stacked cake layers with plastic liner in between layers are packaged in a corrugated box, a total of 12 cakes per bulk box. UPC 00750903008862
ALN UNICED ¿ Sheet Split Layer White Cake, a box of 12 cakes, is recalled due to a potential contamination with walnut and label does not declare walnut.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1223-2017 | ALN UNICED 1/4 Sheet Split Layer White Cake, Item 00886, three stacked cake layers with plastic liner in between layers are packaged in a corrugated box, a total of 12 cakes per bulk box. UPC 00750903008862 | -MFG Date 6237, Manufacture Date: 08-24-2016. -MFG Date 6285, Manufacture Date: 10-11-2016. -MFG Date 6286, Manufacture Date: 10-12-2016. | Terminated |
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