Whole Foods recalls Caesar Salad Mini and Mesclun Goat Cheese Salad Mini products because product labels were switched and allergens were not declared. Consumers with tree nut or fish allergies could experience severe allergic reactions.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Whole Foods Caesar Salad Mini Net Wt 4 0z plastic shell; Whole Foods Mesclun Goat Cheese Salad Mini Net Wt 4 0z plastic shell
Product labels switched and undeclared allergens not declared in ingredient statement. Caesar salad contains undeclared tree nuts and Goat Cheese salad undeclared fish
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-2238-2014 | Whole Foods Caesar Salad Mini Net Wt 4 0z plastic shell | Sell By 7/11/14 | Terminated |
| F-2239-2014 | Whole Foods Mesclun Goat Cheese Salad Mini Net Wt 4 0z plastic shell | Sell By 7/11/14 | Terminated |
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