Key Takeaway

Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case by Made In Nature, LLC was recalled on November 20, 2015. The hazard: Made in Nature is recalling Made In Nature Sriracha Chili Kale Chips and Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips due to undeclared soy...

FDA Food Class II Terminated

Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case

Recalled: November 20, 2015 ~8,500 sell units units affected F-0335-2016

Description

Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case

Hazard / Reason

Made in Nature is recalling Made In Nature Sriracha Chili Kale Chips and Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips due to undeclared soy allergen from Tamari.

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

Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case

Food

Pacific Superfoods Snack Lava Rock Sriracha Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case

Food

Company Information

Made In Nature, LLC

Boulder, CO, United States

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Distribution

nationwide. No foreign, VA/govt

Related Recalls

FDA Food Class II

Made In Nature Sriracha Chili Kale Chips, 2.2oz or 62g, In a clamshell container with a paper sleeve, 8 packages per case

November 20, 2015

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