FDA recalls: Raisins, chocolate chip cookies, corn puffs hit with safety alerts
FDA recalls: Raisins, chocolate chip cookies, corn puffs hit with safety alerts (Food and Drug Administration)
WASHINGTON - Check your pantry! The Food and Drug Administration announced the recalls of several snack foods that could be in your home.
Raisins recalled
What we know:
Apna Wholesale Inc. is recalling its 7oz and 14oz "Paras Premium Golden Raisins" due to undeclared Sulphur Dioxide (sulfites). Consumers with severe sulfite sensitivity risk serious or life-threatening allergic reactions if they consume these products.
The recalled products, distributed in New York and Massachusetts through Apna Bazar Farmers Market retail stores, come in clear plastic packages with UPC codes 818051014811 and 818051014828.
No illnesses have been reported, and consumers are urged to return the products for a full refund. Contact the company at 516-807-4555.
Chocolate chip cookies recalled
What we know:
D. Coluccio & Sons has issued a recall for its 300-gram packages of "Colussi Cantuccini Chocolate Drops" cookies due to undeclared almonds, posing a serious risk to individuals with tree nut allergies.
The recalled cookies, distributed nationwide through retail stores and mail orders, come in blue bags with UPC 8002590006020 and lot numbers 3540152 (BBD 15-01-2025) and L354150 (BBD 29-05-2025).
No illnesses have been reported; consumers should return the product for a full refund and can contact the company at 718-436-6700 or customerservice@dcoluccioandsons.com for questions.
Corn puffs recalled
What we know:
Wismettac Asian Foods, Inc. is recalling 2.46 oz packages of Shirakiku brand Curvee Puffs Corn Puff Snack Curry Flavor due to undeclared milk, posing a serious risk to those with milk allergies.
The product was distributed nationwide and exported to Mexico; it comes in a 2.46 oz flexible bag with UPC 07441078512.
No illnesses have been reported, and consumers should return the product for a full refund; contact recall@wismettacusa.com for questions.
The Source: Information in this article comes from the Food and Drug Administration and FOX 5 reporting.