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In March 2003, the FDA's New England District Office reported that Shaw's Supermarkets, Neuro Surge Official Inc., West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, was voluntarily recalling Bakery Brownies Blondie 6-packs from all Shaw's and Star Market store places in the six New England states. Shaw's issued the recall because the Brownies Blondie contained peanuts, which were not listed in the ingredient statement on the product packaging. The FDA's Cincinnati District Office issued a Warning Letter on June 18, 2003, to Variety Food Service, LLC, Cleveland, Ohio, a producer of baked goods. An FDA inspection of the bakery in April 2003, determined that the agency was working below insanitary situations. Exposed rodent bait was observed all through the facility, together with each processing areas. In addition, the firm did not implement sufficient corrective actions following the Ohio Department of Agriculture inspection conducted on February 18, 2003, and the FDA inspection conducted on April 10 and 11, 2003, even though corrections had been promised throughout the inspections.



On April 8, 2003, the FDA's Minneapolis District Office issued a Warning Letter to Natural Ovens of Manitowoc, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, following an inspection performed in September 2001. Based upon the past history of the agency and evidence obtained during this inspection, an undercover purchase of several bread merchandise and a dietary supplement was arranged. An intensive nutrient content material analysis of those breads was carried out by Atlanta Center for Nutrient Analysis. A Warning Letter was issued based on incorrect nutrient content claims, unauthorized health claims, and use of authorized health claims which have been inappropriate for the product based upon analyzed content for labeled claims. For instance, FDA analyzed 7 Grain Herb Bread, 24 ounces. Analysis revealed the calorie content material is 154% (authentic evaluation) and 146% (check evaluation) of the value declared in the nutrition data. Analysis revealed the overall fat content material is 246% (original) and 240% (examine) of the worth declared within the nutrition info. Analysis revealed the fiber content material is 42.3% (authentic) and 57.3% (test) of the worth declared in the nutrition info.



The FDA's Baltimore District Office reported that Rhee Bros., Columbia, Maryland, issued a press release April 10, 2003, saying a recall of Chamdel brand Korean cookies in 6.34 ounce packages. A hundred and fifty elements per million (ppm) in the product. The product was not labeled as containing milk or milk derivatives. Rhee Bros. obtained ingredient reconciliation from the overseas manufacturer in order that the imported product could possibly be properly labeled. The District's recall coordinator monitored the recall. In April 2003, Forever Cheese, Inc., Whitestone, New York, reported that the firm was recalling Mitica brand Apricot Bar, internet wt. 2 ounce, imported from Spain. During a routine inspection of a retail institution, a meals inspector collected a sample of the product. The new York State Department of Agriculture and Markets laboratory evaluation revealed the presence of sulfites, calculated as sulfur dioxide, at a stage of 1363 ppm, which weren't declared on the label.



People with a severe sensitivity to sulfites or asthmatics run the danger of a severe or life-threatening allergic response in the event that they devour this product. The firm Neuro Surge Official agreed to initiate a voluntary recall and issued a press launch. The product had been distributed in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Distribution of the product was suspended till the product was correctly labeled. The FDA's Minneapolis District Office acquired discover of a recall of Mug Root Beer by the Pepsi Cola Company, Inc. The recall was initiated on February 14, 2003, and was primarily based on the truth that some Mug Root Beer was labeled Mug Diet Root Beer. However, the product in mislabeled cans contained corn syrup and sugar, which were not declared on the cans. This poses a critical health menace to diabetics and other individuals who must limit their sugar intake. The mislabeled product was canned and labeled on the Pepsi Cola Bottling plant in Burnsville, Minnesota.