Portland Specialty Baking recalled Lemon Muffins due to plastic material in the product. Consumers could be injured if they bite into plastic fragments.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Lemon Muffins, item # 802387, are packaged in paper tray and covered with plastic film shrink wrap. Each tray contains 6 pieces and there are 6 trays per master case. PSB (Portland Specialty Baking) master case label is read in parts: "***PSB***LEMON MUFFINS *** 802387***6/36 OZ 6CT. TRAYS***".
Plastic material.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1532-2022 | Lemon Muffins, item # 802387, are packaged in paper tray and covered with plastic film shrink wrap. Each tray contains 6 pieces and there are 6 trays per master case. PSB (Portland Specialty Baking) master case label is read in parts: "***PSB***LEMON MUFFINS *** 802387***6/36 OZ 6CT. TRAYS***". | Lot 22184. This lot code means product was produced on 184th day of the year 2022. | Terminated |
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