Paradise of Light, Bakery on Main, Full Circle Market and Naturally Better Oats and Honey Organic Granola have called out nationally for undisclosed allergen contamination concerns. The recalled products pose life-threatening risks to tree nut-related allergies.
In the year The voluntary recall announced on December 30, 2022 found tree nuts (almonds) in packages of organic granola that did not show the presence of allergens. The company is investigating the cause of the high risk and is conducting due diligence by recalling the affected products from stores across the country.
Remembered Garden’s Oat & Honey Organic Granola is widely used as a popular morning breakfast across the country. It is usually eaten with milk, yogurt, honey and fresh fruits like bananas, strawberries and blueberries. This high-fiber breakfast provides a great start to the day and keeps one full for longer. Many cakes and desserts often use granola as a topping for various pastries, desserts and ice cream.
Almond contamination in Garden of Light prompts company to voluntarily recall Oat & Honey organic granola products
The Garden of Light Oats & Honey Organic Granola recall affects more than 14,304 pounds of organic granola in labeled film packages. Products carrying the October 10, 2023 “best before date” (BBD) were available at popular retail stores including Toco, SEG Retail Stores, Winn-Dixie, Fresco y Más, Big Way and Harvey’s Supermarket.
The organic granola recall affects all 12 oz. A bundle of products available across the country under two different brands. The recalled Topco/Full Circle Organic Oat & Honey Granola has a UPC code. 036800420397Naturally Better Organic Oat and Honey Granola has a UPC code 07880201130. Customers can find the “best before date” and “UPC code” printed on the back of the film package.
People who are allergic to almonds are strongly advised not to use the harvested organic granola, because it can cause severe allergic reactions in their body. Meanwhile, those without a history of tree-nut allergies can safely enjoy Light Garden Organic Granola.
Allergic customers who have no use for the returned products can return to the store of purchase for a full refund. Any concerns or questions regarding the recalled products can be shared with the Garden of Light bakery at 860-895-6622, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Customers can contact the company through email. [email protected]
If misuse of the recalled products leads to an allergic reaction, rush to the nearest health center for immediate medical assistance.
Allergy customers may experience stomach upset, nausea, vomiting, etc. when eating Garden Oats & Honey Organic Granola.
According to SCL Health, a non-profit global health organization, tree nuts are one of the most common allergens in the United States, causing the highest number of deaths each year. Tree-nut allergies account for 50 to 64 percent of the 100 to 150 allergy-related deaths each year. Even a small amount of tree nuts in food products can cause a life-threatening allergic reaction in patients.
Undisclosed allergens in packages such as Light Paradise Granola can greatly increase the risk of allergy sufferers consuming allergens. Therefore, such memories are very important for everyone’s well-being. Allergy sufferers may experience severe allergic reactions after eating tree nuts, including mouth soreness, stomach pain, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, headache, dizziness and fainting. Some patients who are hypersensitive to allergens may experience life-threatening allergic reactions called anaphylactic attacks.
An anaphylactic attack puts the patient in a state of shock and causes difficulty breathing, which can lead to the death of the patient. Furthermore, clients experiencing an anaphylactic attack require immediate medical attention. Epinephrine shots are one of the most common first response medications that can be given to a patient to manage such conditions. Although an epinephrine injection is not completely safe, it is important to quickly refer the patient to the nearest health center for professional treatment.