Find out of the potential diseases created by food to marking false prints in abundance as to why the turkey bacon and a beloved snack with lunch box snack are straight from the menu. Here is the reason why you have to check the labels of the turkey bacon, the peanut butter cracker and the bakery bread.
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Over £ 360,000 Turkish bacon remembered for Listeria contamination
On July 2, the US Ministry of Agriculture (FSIS) of the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced that the power of Heinz Foods Company 367,812 pound Oscar Mayer Turkey Spacon.
The recall was initiated according to routine laboratory tests Listeria, which can cause the disease transmitted by food Listeriosis. This potentially dangerous bacterial infection can lead to fever, headache, stiff neck and stomach intestine disorders.
The turkey bacon was sold in 12-tunes, 36 -unzen and 48 -unzen packages in large grocery stores such as Walmart, Target and Kroger and could now be in their fridge.
Here are the product information that determines whether your turkey bacon is part of this recall. The UPC is easy to find – it is right under the barcode on the back of the package.
12 -unzen packages Oscar Mayer Türkiye Speck
- UPC: 071871548601
- “Use” dates from: July 18, 2025 to August 2nd 2025
- Loscode: RS40
36-Uszen packages Oscar Mayer Truthahnspeck Speck
- This box contains three 12 -unzen vacuum packs turkey bacon
- UPC: 07187154874
- “Use” dates from: July 23, 2025 to September 4, 2025
- Loscode: RS19, RS40 or RS42
48 -unzen packages By Oscar Mayer Truthahnspeck
- This cardboard contains four 12 -unzen vacuum packs turkey bacon
- UPC: 071871548793
- “Use” dates from: July 18, 2025 to September 4, 2025
- Loscode: RS19, RS40 or RS42
No diseases were reported on the recall date. If you still have Oscar Mayer turkey bacon at home, throw it out immediately and disinfect this area of your refrigerator or freezer. You can request a replacement or a refund from the business in which you bought it.
If you still have any questions about the recall, contact the power of Heinz Consumer Hotline at 1-800-280-7185 or by email at condonerrelations@kraftheinz.com.
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Ritz Peanut Butter Crackers remembered a large labeling error
On July 8, Mondelēz Global LLC remembered Ritz Peanut Butter Cracker-Sandwiches due to a label mix. The individually packed packs of crackers can wear a “cheese” cracker label if they really contain peanut butter. The snacks were sold at Target, Walmart, Kroger and other large retailers across the country.
Peanuts belong to the The most common food allergens in the nationSo if someone with the allergy were to eat one of the wrongly described crackers, the side effects could be serious.
Here you can find out how you can identify the affected stack:
Ritz Cracker Sandwich Variety Pack
- This package contains 10 cheese snacks and 10 peanut butter snacks
- UPC: 44000-08095
- Best of: November 2 – November 9th November 25th
- Plant code: Only the system code “RJ”
Ritz peanut butter cracker sandwiches, 8 packs
- UPC: 44000-88210
- Best of: November 1st November 25th November 25th
- Plant code: Only “Ae” plant code
Ritz peanut butter cracker sandwiches, 20 packs
- UPC: 44000-07584
- Best of: November 1, 25 – 9 November 25; January 26-22 January 26th January
- Plant code: Only for the plant code “AE”
Ritz peanut butter cracker sandwiches, 40 packs
- UPC: 44000-07819
- Best of: November 1, 25 – 9 November 25; January 26-22 January 26th January
- Plant code: Only the system code “Am”
If you or someone in your family has a peanut allergy, you should definitely throw away one of the products called back. If nobody in your house has a peanut allergy, this snack is absolutely safe to eat. If you have any questions about the recall, call Mondelēz Global under 1-844-366-1171.
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Bakery bread, which was recalled in 12 states for allergen not announced
On July 10th, Hartford Bakery, Inc. remembered six of the Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style 1/2 loaf. The recall was issued after bread made with hazelnuts was wrongly packed as “Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style 1/2 Laib” fishing bread. While the packaging said the bread “contains tree nuts”, there were no hazelnuts. The problem was linked to a packaging mix.
People with severe allergy to hazelnuts could experience life -threatening allergic reactions if they accidentally eat this misstaired product. The bread, which has now been resumed, was distributed to Kroger, Walmart and other retailers in 12 states: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee and Wisconsin.
The product is delivered in a flexible plastic bag that is characterized by the following information:
Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style 1/2 Laib
- Loscodes: T10 174010206, T10 174010306, T10 174010406, T10 174020206, T10 174020306, T10 174020406 (found on the front plate of the plastic bag)
- UPC: 24126018152 (at the end of the package)
- Departure date: 07/13/2025 (on the front of the package)
Until July 11th, nobody is wrongly ate this product. If you or someone have a hazelnut allergy in your household, throw this bread immediately. You can request a complete reimbursement of the grocery store in which you bought the called back.
If you have any questions or concerns, turn from Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. CT at 1-812-425-4642 from Hartford Bakery under 1-812-425-4642.
