November 7th 2008 URGENT FOOD RECALL
ALLERGY ALERT
Amy’s Kitchen Inc. Issues Allergy Alert and Voluntary
National Recall due to Possible Undeclared Milk in Tofu
Scramble in a Pocket Sandwich; Lot Code H148
Contact: Bill Twieg
Technical Director
707-568-4566
For Immediate Release: Santa Rosa, California, November
6, 2008. Amy’s Kitchen Inc. of Santa Rosa, California
is voluntarily recalling Tofu Scramble in a Pocket Sandwich Lot 10
H148, because of the presence of milk in a product that is labeled
non-dairy. The 4.0 oz net wt frozen product, sold in U.S. grocery
stores, comes in a retail package labeled as Amy’s Tofu Scramble
in a Pocket Sandwich. The code date printed in white on the easy
open zipper end is
10 H148 A,B,C or D
The products could cause an allergic reaction if consumed by any
individuals allergic to milk. People who have an allergy or
severe sensitivity to dairy products run the risk of serious or life-threatening
allergic reaction if they consume the product. Consumers
without milk allergies can safely consume the product.
The recall was initiated after one report of an allergic reaction
due to this product, which was not labeled as containing dairy ingredients.
Testing has shown the presence of milk.
No other products or code dates of Amy’s Kitchen
products are affected by this recall.
Consumers allergic to milk should contact Amy’s Kitchen for
a replacement or refund. The product is distributed to retailers
only. Retailers are instructed to destroy the affected product.
Amy's Kitchen is cooperating with FDA and will also issue an
alert via the Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network.
For instructions or questions, consumers may call the company collect:
707-568-4500 and ask for the consumer services department at ext
4571. Consumers who are not allergic to milk ingredients can
consume the product or call for a full refund.
To speak with someone at Amy's Kitchen,
please contact us at: 707.568.4500 ext
4571
For press inquiries, please contact Debby Fortune at 510.548.1097.
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