FDA recalls · F-1967-2012
Breadfarm recall
- FoodWheat Crackers, packaged in cellophane sleeve wrap, 6.4 oz each. Sold in individual sleeves or in a case of 12 packages (cello sleeves).
- ReasonThe wheat germ used by the firm to make their products was recalled by the wheat germ manufacturer because it was potentially contaminated with metal fragments approximately 05.mm in diameter and 3-15 mm in length. The contamination occurred at the raw ingredient manufacturer.
- ClassClass II: the food could cause temporary or treatable health problems
- StatusClosed by FDA, ended 2012-08-21
- DatesFirm started it 2012-06-26. In FDA's enforcement report 2012-08-29.
- Sold inDistributed to retailers and direct accounts in Washington State.
- Amount163, 6.4oz packages
- Codes"122", "130", "137", "148", "165". These are the julian dates that the dough was made,baked and packaged.
- FirmBreadfarm, Bow, WA · Voluntary: Firm initiated
Products we list
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From FDA's enforcement report, via openFDA (CC0): raw data for this recall. FDA's own Enforcement Report search finds it by its number, F-1967-2012. Class meanings: FDA.