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Class IIFDAF-0498-2024

Scoular Grain Co recalls Milled Brown Flax - MBF9, 50lb bag (Class II)

Scoular Grain Co. recalled Milled Brown Flax and Milled Golden Flax due to plastic contamination. Consumers eating the product could be injured by plastic fragments.

Class IIEating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

Milled Brown Flax - MBF9, 50lb bag; Milled Golden Flax MGDF, 50 lb bag

  • Milled Brown Flax - MBF9, 50lb bag
  • Milled Golden Flax MGDF, 50 lb bag

Reason for recall

Foreign object (plastic)

Affected products (2)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0498-2024Milled Brown Flax - MBF9, 50lb bagLot: REG23268Terminated
F-0499-2024Milled Golden Flax MGDF, 50 lb bagLot numbers: REG23261 and REG23268Terminated

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