Tucson Tamale Company recalled Blue Corn & Veggie Tamales and Blue Corn, Veggie & Cheese Tamales due to plastic fragments that originated from contaminated tomato cans used in production. Consuming the product could cause injury from the plastic pieces.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Tucson Tamale Blue Corn & Veggie Tamales (2 Pack), 11 OZ (312g), plastic bag, UPC 8 53437 00234, Keep Frozen, 6 packs/box (case); Tucson Tamale Blue Corn, Veggie & Cheese Tamales (2 Pack), 11 OZ (312g), plastic bag, UPC 8 53437 00233, Keep Frozen, 6 packs/box (case)
Plastic pieces (1-2 cm) were discovered inside cans of tomatoes which were used to make two types of tamales.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0147-2021 | Tucson Tamale Blue Corn & Veggie Tamales (2 Pack), 11 OZ (312g), plastic bag, UPC 8 53437 00234, Keep Frozen, 6 packs/box (case) | Lot code: F20309 Exp 11/05/22 | Terminated |
| F-0148-2021 | Tucson Tamale Blue Corn, Veggie & Cheese Tamales (2 Pack), 11 OZ (312g), plastic bag, UPC 8 53437 00233, Keep Frozen, 6 packs/box (case) | Lot code: F20302 Exp 10/29/2022 | Terminated |
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