Food Allergy

Innovation Bakers, LLC issued a voluntary recall on September 10, 2024, for their 3.5 oz packs of 7-Eleven Fudge Brownie due to undeclared walnuts. The affected product was distributed to 7-Eleven stores in Southern California on September 8 and 9, 2024, with a lot code of Best By Wednesday 0911. Consumers allergic to walnuts are at risk of serious reactions if they consume this product. No illnesses have been reported so far. The recall was initiated after it was discovered that the walnut-containing brownie did not list walnuts on the packaging. Consumers are advised not to consume the product, and they can return it for a refund or contact Innovation Bakers’ Customer Service for assistance. If you’ve been impacted and are thinking about taking legal action, you might want to consider pursuing a food allergy lawsuit.

10/14/24 Truly Good Foods is recalling 3.25-ounce packages of Grabeez The Big Cheese Snack Mix cups due to undeclared almonds and cashews. This recall affects various states and distribution centers. The product was mislabeled and could contain tree nuts not disclosed on the packaging. The issue stemmed from a production and packaging process breakdown. No illnesses have been reported, but individuals allergic to almonds and cashews are at risk. Consumers are advised to dispose of the product, contact the company for a refund, and can visit the website for further information. If you’ve been affected, you may want to consider filing a food allergy claim.

6/4/2024 Dairy Manufacturers Inc. has announced a recall for their Crecelac Infant 0-12 infant formula due to contamination with Cronobacter spp., a bacterium that can cause severe infections in infants. This recall is an expansion of a previous one and affects products distributed in Texas with the lot number 24 039 1 CHE 352-1, expiring in August 2025. Consumers are advised to stop using the recalled product immediately and return it for a refund.