Key Takeaway

Pure Cane Granulated Sugar, Single 10 lb. package, 156 paper bags on 2 1/2 CHEP pallets by Maryland Packaging, LTD. was recalled on February 27, 2020. The hazard: Possible foreign object: metal wire

FDA Food Class II Terminated

Pure Cane Granulated Sugar, Single 10 lb. package, 156 paper bags on 2 1/2 CHEP pallets

Recalled: February 27, 2020 ~4056 bags units affected F-0831-2020

Description

Pure Cane Granulated Sugar, Single 10 lb. package, 156 paper bags on 2 1/2 CHEP pallets

Hazard / Reason

Possible foreign object: metal wire

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

Pure Cane Granulated Sugar, Single 10 lb. package, 156 paper bags on 2 1/2 CHEP pallets

Food

Company Information

Maryland Packaging, LTD.

Elkridge, MD, United States

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Distribution

The product was distributed to PA and MD

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