Le Bon Patisserie announced a voluntary product recall on some of its products last April 5. The reason for the recall is the possibility that undeclared allergens may be present in the products.
Egg, wheat, walnuts, pistachios and milk may be present as ingredients in the products despite being undeclared. The recall was made after it was found that the product packaging did not list the allergens as ingredients. The FDA has been informed of this product recall. Since the recall, the company has ordered new labels which correctly identify all ingredients. The new labels are now being used on all products that are currently outgoing.
The affected products were packed in clear containers (plastic snap) and with labels in blue, red and white. The recalled products are the following:
Product Net weight Undeclared allergen UPC code
Day and Night 14 ounces
32 ounces wheat 669038000118
Napoleon 14 ounces
30 ounces wheat 669038010018
Assorted cake 12 ounces
24 ounces wheat, egg, walnuts
Pistachios 669038000125
Cake (Bird milk) 14 ounces wheat not applicable
24 ounces
Cake (Honey) 24 ounces wheat, walnut 669038000323
French cookies 12 ounces egg, wheat 669038419026
Nazook 12 ounces egg, milk 669038000033
The affected products have been distributed and sold in retail stores in Southern California. The dates of distribution were from March 16 to March 26.
No related allergy attacks or other health incidences have been reported which are connected to the product recall.
In order to get a refund, customers are required to return the product from recalled batches to the stores they purchased from. They may also call the company at 818-957-7576 from Monday to Friday, 8 AM until 5 PM Pacific Standard Time.
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