Whole Foods Market Mid-Atlantic Kitchen recalled Pimento Cheese in 7 oz. plastic containers due to mislabeling that failed to declare mayonnaise and its egg sub-ingredient. Consumers with egg allergies face severe allergic reaction risk from the undeclared allergen.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Pimento Cheese, packaged in 7 oz. plastic containers, and labeled in part ***Made by Whole Foods Market, Landover, MD 20785***UPC: 000000234801
Pimento cheese was mislabeled with an ingredient list, which did not declare the presence of mayonnaise, containing egg sub-ingredient.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1746-2013 | Pimento Cheese, packaged in 7 oz. plastic containers, and labeled in part ***Made by Whole Foods Market, Landover, MD 20785***UPC: 000000234801 | Use by 07/29/13 | Terminated |
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