Key Takeaway

Whole Foods Market Health Starts Here Rye Bread (formerly 100% Rye) 16 oz. PLU# 41844 by Whole Food Market was recalled on April 2, 2015. The hazard: Undeclared Wheat

FDA Food Class II Terminated

Whole Foods Market Health Starts Here Rye Bread (formerly 100% Rye) 16 oz. PLU# 41844

Recalled: April 2, 2015 ~Unknown units affected F-2193-2015

Description

Whole Foods Market Health Starts Here Rye Bread (formerly 100% Rye) 16 oz. PLU# 41844

Hazard / Reason

Undeclared Wheat

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

Whole Foods Market Health Starts Here Rye Bread (formerly 100% Rye) 16 oz. PLU# 41844

Food

Whole Foods Market Health Starts Here Rye Bread (formerly 100% Rye) 16 oz. PLU# 41844

Food

Company Information

Whole Food Market

Cambridge, MA, United States

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Distribution

TX, OK, AR, LA

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