#Cheerio recall 2015 full

General Mills is recalling all of the boxes from this batch from warehouses and store shelves and will be issuing replacements or full refunds to any customer who purchased Cheerios or Honey Nut Cheerios with the date stamps identified in its official press release: here. That error resulted in an undeclared allergen – wheat – being present in products labeled as gluten free at levels above the FDA gluten-free standard. In an isolated incident involving purely human error, wheat flour was inadvertently introduced into our gluten-free oat flour system at Lodi. Our Lodi production facility lost rail service for a time and our gluten-free oat flour was being off-loaded from rail cars to trucks for delivery to our facility on the dates in question. The issue stems from simple human error, according to Jim Murphy, senior vice president, and president of the Cereal division at General Mills’ headquarters in Minneapolis. Please view image below & share /L9gxUutA3j We’re so sorry to announce we’re recalling some boxes of Cheerios/Honey Nut Cheerios. The company announced it was voluntarily issuing a Class I recall for all boxes of its Classic (yellow box) and Honey Nut Cheerios produced in its Lodi, California facility during specific dates this past July, due to a possible wheat contamination.

The recent transition to make five of General Mills’ favorite breakfast cereals gluten free as standard hit a bit of a snag today.

Cheerio recall 2015