FDA recall record
New Punjab Chum Chum is a oval-shaped Indian snack coated with almonds and/or coconuts. Product is packaged in clear plastic container with a clear plastic lid. Container sizes...
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FDA listed a termination date of August 21, 2017. openFDA does not treat this as a live recall-status tracker.
Product described in an FDA recall
New Punjab Chum Chum is a oval-shaped Indian snack coated with almonds and/or coconuts. Product is packaged in clear plastic container with a clear plastic lid. Container sizes are 1lb. and 0.5lbs.
Reason
This voluntary recall is being initiated because the following Indian snack may contain undeclared almonds, undeclared coconut, undeclared colors (Yellow 5&6, Blue 1), and wheat-uses the term farina: Chum Chum
Products involved
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New Punjab Chum Chum is a oval-shaped Indian snack coated with almonds and/or coconuts. Product is packaged in clear plastic container with a clear plastic lid. Container sizes are 1lb. and 0.5lbs.
Code information listed by FDA
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Distribution and firm information
Recalling firm listed by FDA: New Punjab Sweets Inc.
Firm location listed by FDA: Chicago, IL, United States
Distribution reported by FDA: US: Nationwide: (WI, IN, and IL)
Product quantity listed by FDA: N/A
Source
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), openFDA food enforcement reports.
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