Dannon Activia Light Nonfat Yogurt in Strawberry-Banana and Peach flavors may contain mold. Consuming moldy yogurt can cause gastrointestinal illness or allergic reactions.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Dannon ACTIVIA¿ LIGHT Nonfat Yogurt Strawberry-Banana & Peach Flavor, 12 PACK of 4oz cups, Form fill seal 4oz cup
Dannon Company is recalling certain lots of ACTIVIA¿ LIGHT Nonfat Yogurt Strawberry/Banana & Peach Flavors due to the potential for mold.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1954-2013 | Dannon ACTIVIA¿ LIGHT Nonfat Yogurt Strawberry-Banana & Peach Flavor, 12 PACK of 4oz cups, Form fill seal 4oz cup | UPC 36632 02764 With the following expiration codes: Expiration code of PLT 49-64 SEP 24 2013 WJ, Expiration code of PLT 49-64 SEP 29 2013 WJ, Expiration code of PLT 49-64 OCT 08 2013 WJ | Terminated |
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