Key Takeaway

Lay's French Onion dip 15 oz. UPC 2840007094 packaged in clear glass jars by Frito-Lay, Inc was recalled on May 4, 2020. The hazard: Potential to be contaminated with mold

FDA Food Class II Terminated

Lay's French Onion dip 15 oz. UPC 2840007094 packaged in clear glass jars

Recalled: May 4, 2020 ~3,528,552 jars units affected F-0955-2020

Description

Lay's French Onion dip 15 oz. UPC 2840007094 packaged in clear glass jars

Hazard / Reason

Potential to be contaminated with mold

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

Lay's French Onion dip 15 oz. UPC 2840007094 packaged in clear glass jars

Food

Lay's French Onion dip 15 oz. UPC 2840007094 packaged in clear glass jars

Food

Company Information

Frito-Lay, Inc

Plano, TX, United States

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Distribution

US and Canada. The Lay's brand was sold in the US and the Ruffles brand was sold in Canada.

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