Breadcrumbs that are sold in the United States for months contain a non -declared allergen and are recalled for security reasons, the Food and Drug Administration on its website announced on January 28.
La Fiesta Food Products, LLC, located in La Miranda, California, announced the recall on its website on January 25. The FDA published it three days later, on the 28th.
The recalled products include 8-essence packages from La Fiesta brand “Unsised Bread Crumbs (Pan Rayado)” and “Seasoned breadcrumbs (Pan Rayado Sazonado),” said the release of La Fiesta Food Products.
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“The products contain Sesame as a non -declared allergen. Moreover, the labels do not include the allergen statement in Spanish,” said the release.
“People with allergy or serious sensitivity to Sesame run the risk of serious or life threatening allergic reaction If they consume these products, “said La Fiesta Foods, who noted” there have been no diseases reported in connection with this issue. “
The FDA published the recall on January 28. (Reuters/Andrew Kelly)
The uncrowded bread crumbs were sold in stores in the United States from 10 April 2024 to January 22, 2025, said La Fiesta.
The seasoned bread crumbs were sold from 29 August 2024 to 22 January 2025.
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“The recall was initiated after discovering that the product did not contain sesame. Further research revealed that the problem was caused by errors on product labeling,” said La Fiesta Foods.
The products were sold nationally, said La Fiesta Foods. (Istock)
Those who have the recalled products “are encouraged to bring them back to the place of purchase for a full repayment,” said the release.
In 2023, the FDA Sesame added As the ninth large food allergen in the United States, Fox News Digital reported earlier.
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The previous eight foods identified as large allergens – milk, eggs, fish, crustaceans, tree notes, peanuts, wheat and soybeans – account for 90% of the food allergies, said the FDA website.
The FDA has identified nine foods as ‘large allergens’. (Istock)
“Moreover, the Food Allergy Safety, Treatment, Education and Research (faster) act of 2021 Sesam explained as an important food allergen,” the FDA said.
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“These nine foods, and every ingredient containing proteins that are derived from one or more of them, are referred to as ‘large food allergens’.
