Whole Foods Market recalled The Kitchen Chipotle Chicken Wraps because one production run was mislabeled and actually contained Caesar mix with anchovies, a fish allergen not disclosed on the package. Anyone with this product who has a fish allergy could experience a severe allergic reaction.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
The Kitchen Whole Foods Chipotle Chicken Wrap; Good to Go. Net Weight: 10 oz.. (283 g) individually wrapped sandwich wraps. Distributed by Green Shoots Distribution' So. San Francisco, 94083
One production date of Chicken Chipotle Chicken wraps are actually filled with Chicken Caesar mix which contains a fish allergen (anchovies) that are not declared on the label.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1829-2014 | The Kitchen Whole Foods Chipotle Chicken Wrap; Good to Go. Net Weight: 10 oz.. (283 g) individually wrapped sandwich wraps. Distributed by Green Shoots Distribution' So. San Francisco, 94083 | Lot code 401090104 with best by date of April 6; UPC: 046319-97076. | Terminated |
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