Whole Foods Market recalled Basil Pesto and Sun-dried Tomato Pesto sold by weight due to undeclared allergens: milk, walnuts, and pine nuts. Consumers with milk or tree nut allergies who consume these products risk allergic reactions.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Basil Pesto, sold by weight in plastic deli containers PLU code beginning with 255926; Sun-dried tomato pesto, sold by weight in plastic deli containers PLU code beginning with 256009
Product labels failed to declare the major food allergens milk, walnuts, and pine nuts
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1489-2019 | Basil Pesto, sold by weight in plastic deli containers PLU code beginning with 255926 | Best by June 7 - June 27 | Terminated |
| F-1490-2019 | Sun-dried tomato pesto, sold by weight in plastic deli containers PLU code beginning with 256009 | Best by June 7 - June 27 | Terminated |
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