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CFIA Issues Recall for Kroes Croquettes Frikandellen Over Undeclared Allergen

In an official statement, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has initiated a recall of Kroes Croquettes brand Frikandellen due to the presence of an undisclosed allergen. The product, sold in 320-gram servings with the UPC code 8 25383 00023 8, contains milk, a well-known allergen that was not listed on the packaging.

The recall pertains to products distributed from Ontario, with the CFIA advising retailers to promptly remove the affected items from their shelves. Consumers are urged to discard any purchased units, emphasizing the potential risk for individuals with milk allergies.

This precautionary measure aims to ensure the safety of consumers and aligns with the CFIA’s commitment to transparent labeling and allergen awareness in food products.

Source : Newswire.ca

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