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Class IFDAF-0686-2023

THE ISH COMPANY recalls ISH Shrimpish Sample Meal Kit: ( Sample Meal Kit ) a package containing two ISH Foods plan (Class I)

THE ISH COMPANY recalled ISH Shrimpish Sample Meal Kit due to undeclared soy proteins in multiple components. Consumers with soy allergies could experience an allergic reaction if they consume this product.

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

Product

ISH Shrimpish Sample Meal Kit: ( Sample Meal Kit ) a package containing two ISH Foods plant-based Shrimpish products and several additional meal components. Each kit is shipped frozen, using styrofoam and dry ice. Affected components: ¿ Broth Plastic jar with lid ¿ XO Sauce Plastic Jar with lid ¿ Rice Mushroom Grits sealed plastic bag ¿ Breaded Shrimpish Sauce (previously referred to as Mississippi Comeback Sauce) Plastic Jar with Lid

Reason for recall

undeclared soy proteins

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0686-2023ISH Shrimpish Sample Meal Kit: ( Sample Meal Kit ) a package containing two ISH Foods plant-based Shrimpish products and several additional meal components. Each kit is shipped frozen, using styrofoam and dry ice. Affected components: ¿ Broth Plastic jar with lid ¿ XO Sauce Plastic Jar with lid ¿ Rice Mushroom Grits sealed plastic bag ¿ Breaded Shrimpish Sauce (previously referred to as Mississippi Comeback Sauce) Plastic Jar with LidSample Meal Kits delivered from 2-1-2022 to 12-31-2022; There are no identifying codes on productsTerminated

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