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Class IIFDAF-1132-2024

The Coastal Companies DBA Hearn Kirkwood recalls Egg salad sandwich packaged in clamshell for individual sale. 7.22oz (205g) UPC 7663759384 (Class II)

The Coastal Companies DBA Hearn Kirkwood recalls Egg Salad Sandwiches in 7.22oz clamshells because the product is mislabeled and actually contains tuna salad with undeclared fish allergen. Consumers with fish allergies face serious health risk from the mislabeled product.

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

Product

Egg salad sandwich packaged in clamshell for individual sale. 7.22oz (205g) UPC 766375938415

Reason for recall

Tuna salad sandwich was mislabeled as an egg salad sandwich. There is an undeclared allergen of fish (Tuna).

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1132-2024Egg salad sandwich packaged in clamshell for individual sale. 7.22oz (205g) UPC 766375938415Use By Date of 03/23/2024Terminated

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