Class IFood recall: undeclared soy and sesame
Honey Balsamic dressing
Latitude 36 Foods, of Corona, CA, began recalling this product on . FDA classified the recall as Class I on .
Why it was recalled
In FDA’s words:
Product contains undeclared Soy and Sesame
The allergen tags on this page are ours, matched from FDA’s words above.
The product
Honey Balsamic dressing
Honey Balsamic dressing, 3.4 ounce plastic pouch, Best by date and Lot number appear directly on pouch.
- Codes and dates
- Lot: 131105-3335 & 131105-3335A
- Quantity
- 46,800 units master packs across both lots
- Recall number
- H-0605-2025
Where it was distributed
In FDA’s words:
Product was distributed to one customer in California.
What Class I means
In FDA’s definitions, a Class I recall is one where: there is a reasonable probability that use of or exposure to the product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death. FDA’s recall definitions
If you have this product
- FDA’s enforcement report doesn’t say what to do with a recalled product. FDA posts some companies’ recall announcements on its Recalls, Market Withdrawals and Safety Alerts page; not every recall has one.
- FDA doesn’t update a recall’s status after classifying it, so this page can’t tell you whether the recall is still open.
- If someone has a serious allergic reaction, call 911. Signs of a serious reaction
Source
FDA’s Enforcement Report, read through openFDA. This recall first appeared in the report of . openFDA asks that its data not be relied on for decisions about medical care. AllergyNest isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by FDA.