U.B.C. Food Distributors Inc. recalled Baraka Hot and Mild Curry Powder in 7 oz plastic jars due to high levels of lead contamination. Consumers who use this product risk lead exposure, which can cause serious health effects.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Baraka Hot Curry Powder packed in 7 OZ Plastic Jar; Baraka Mild Curry Powder packed in 7 oz. Plastic Jar
UBC FOOD Distributors initiated a voluntary recall of Baraka Hot and Mild Curry Powder packed in 7 oz. plastic tubs due to high levels of lead found in the products.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0715-2019 | Baraka Hot Curry Powder packed in 7 OZ Plastic Jar | Baraka Hot Curry Powder packed in 7 oz. Plastic Jar, Upc 8 22514 26556 6 / case UPC 8 22514 266808 Product ID SPI .26556 (Hot) | Terminated |
| F-0716-2019 | Baraka Mild Curry Powder packed in 7 oz. Plastic Jar | Baraka Mild Curry Powder packed in 7 oz Plastic Jar, Upc 8 22514 26553 5 / case UPC 822514266761 product ID SPI .26553 (Regular) | Terminated |
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