Key Takeaway

Hilltop Hearth Self-Rising Flour, Katy s Kitchen Self-Rising Flour, Springwell A1 Flour all packaged in 50 pound paper bags by Shawnee Milling Company, Inc. was recalled on April 17, 2018. The hazard: Product may contain metal fragments.

FDA Food Class II Terminated

Hilltop Hearth Self-Rising Flour, Katy s Kitchen Self-Rising Flour, Springwell A1 Flour all packaged in 50 pound paper bags

Recalled: April 17, 2018 ~1350 bags units affected F-1490-2018

Description

Hilltop Hearth Self-Rising Flour, Katy s Kitchen Self-Rising Flour, Springwell A1 Flour all packaged in 50 pound paper bags

Hazard / Reason

Product may contain metal fragments.

Class II: Product that may cause temporary or medically reversible health consequences.

Class II indicates the product may cause temporary or medically reversible health effects. The probability of serious harm is considered remote.

Products Affected

Hilltop Hearth Self-Rising Flour, Katy s Kitchen Self-Rising Flour, Springwell A1 Flour all packaged in 50 pound paper bags

Food

Hilltop Hearth Self-Rising Flour, Katy s Kitchen Self-Rising Flour, Springwell A1 Flour all packaged in 50 pound paper bags

Food

Company Information

Shawnee Milling Company, Inc.

Shawnee, OK, United States

View all 4 recalls by Shawnee Milling Company, Inc. →

Distribution

AL, MS, TN, TX

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