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Class IFDAF-1724-2013

Sani Fresh Distribution recalls Sani Fresh Distribution brand MINI KAISER 10, Net Weight 13 OZ, Product of Canada, UPC 0 5 (Class I)

Sani Fresh Distribution recalled Mini Kaiser rolls due to undeclared allergens including soy, wheat, sulfites, soybean oil, and gluten. Consumers with allergies to these ingredients who eat this product risk allergic reactions.

Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

Sani Fresh Distribution brand MINI KAISER 10, Net Weight 13 OZ, Product of Canada, UPC 0 56931 51125 2 --- DISTRIBUTED BY SANI BAKERY INC. 28-24 STEINWAY ST., SUITE 108, ASTORIA NY 11103 --- The mini kaisers are packed in clear plastic sealed bags (contain 10 rolls per bag) which are placed in unmarked brown boxes/cartons. The product has a short shelf life.

Reason for recall

Canadian firm recalled Mini Kaiser 10 due to undeclared soy in the product. The product was also found to contain undeclared wheat, sulfites, soybean oil and gluten (barley and/or rye) all from the Doughmaster 200 raw material.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1724-2013Sani Fresh Distribution brand MINI KAISER 10, Net Weight 13 OZ, Product of Canada, UPC 0 56931 51125 2 --- DISTRIBUTED BY SANI BAKERY INC. 28-24 STEINWAY ST., SUITE 108, ASTORIA NY 11103 --- The mini kaisers are packed in clear plastic sealed bags (contain 10 rolls per bag) which are placed in unmarked brown boxes/cartons. The product has a short shelf life.UPC 0 56931 51125 2 and no other codingTerminated

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