Whole Foods Market Mid-Atlantic Kitchen recalled Tom Yom Soup because the product contains whey but failed to declare milk as the allergen source on the label. Consumers with milk allergies could have serious allergic reactions if they consumed this soup.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Tom Yom Soup, 24 oz. plastic cups, packed 6 cups\cardboard case, and labeled in part ***Manufactured by Whole Foods Market, Landover, MD 20785***UPC 00000601467***
Ready to eat soup lists whey in the ingredient statement, but the product does not declare milk as the source for the allergen.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1743-2014 | Tom Yom Soup, 24 oz. plastic cups, packed 6 cups\cardboard case, and labeled in part ***Manufactured by Whole Foods Market, Landover, MD 20785***UPC 00000601467*** | Use by 4/8/14 | Terminated |
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