Undeclared allergens
A major allergen - milk, egg, peanut, tree nuts, soy, wheat, fish, shellfish or sesame - is in the food but missing from the label. For someone with a food allergy the label is the only protection. An undeclared allergen can trigger a severe reaction even in a trace amount, which is why most of these recalls are Class I.
6,953 FDA food recalls with this as the main cause, newest first.
Reason Undeclared Allergen: Product contains both cashews and almonds, but only almonds were labeled on the physical product. Both allergens were labeled on the electronic ingredient statement provided to consumers when they…
Reason Product label does not contain Crustacean Shellfish on the ingredient list or allergen information
Reason Product label does not contain Crustacean Shellfish on the ingredient list or allergen information
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.
Reason Products contain undeclared soy.