A food maker is recalling some Kraft Velveeta pasta
and ground beef products because some labels left off soy, an allergen, as an
ingredient.
About 1.77 million pounds of Kraft Velveeta Cheesy Skillets Singles Ultimate Cheeseburger Mac are being recalled. They contain hydrolyzed soy protein and dried soy sauce. Those ingredients were not listed on some labels.
The products, made by Truitt
Brothers Inc. in East Bernstadt, Ky., have expiration dates of March 2 to Oct.
23 on them. They were sent to Kraft Foods distribution centers and retailers
worldwide between May 2013 and January.
No other Velveeta or Kraft products
are affected. No illness has been reported. Consumers with questions can call
the Kraft Foods consumer relations center at 1-800-396-5512.
[Emphasis added: Michael]
I assume no illness as a result of the error in labeling. No reports on how many people got sick just by eating Velveeta itself.
I assume no illness as a result of the error in labeling. No reports on how many people got sick just by eating Velveeta itself.
1 comment:
Velveeta has "SKILLETS"??? "CHEESY" skillets??? Are they allowed to call them "cheesy"? Or maybe that's the descriptive adjective "cheesy" and not a false claim that they are made with actual cheese. I love your last line!
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