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Class IIFDAF-3066-2015

Willit House Chocolate Co recalls Dark Chocolate with Cranberry, Roasted Nuts & Sea Salt, sold under brand Willit House. Eac (Class II)

Willit House recalled Dark Chocolate with Cranberry, Roasted Nuts & Sea Salt because the label does not declare soy lecithin, which is present in the product. Anyone with a soy allergy who consumes this chocolate risks a severe allergic reaction.

Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

Dark Chocolate with Cranberry, Roasted Nuts & Sea Salt, sold under brand Willit House. Each bar is wrapped in gold foil and then wrapped with a box. Each box contains 12 bars and each bar has a net weight 60 gram.

Reason for recall

Undeclared soy lecithin. Dark Chocolate with Cranberry, Roasted Nuts & Sea Salt contains soy lecithin but label does not declare soy.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-3066-2015Dark Chocolate with Cranberry, Roasted Nuts & Sea Salt, sold under brand Willit House. Each bar is wrapped in gold foil and then wrapped with a box. Each box contains 12 bars and each bar has a net weight 60 gram.codes: C2215F, C2915F, D0215F, D0315F, D2815F, D3115F, E0415F. All have best by date of 05/31/16. The code C2215F breakdown as: The first letter is the month of manufacturing (A=April, B=May, C=June, etc). The first and second number are the dates of manufacture. The third and fourth number are the year of manufacture. The last letter is the location of manufacture.Terminated

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