Five varieties of hummus have been recalled Wednesday due to an undeclared allergen: sesame. The hummus, produced by Carrot Top County Kitchens, LLC, poses a risk to individuals with sesame allergies or sensitivities.
Hummus Recall: Sesame Allergy Alert
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Five popular hummus flavors are being pulled from shelves after an undeclared ingredient-sesame-was discovered.
- Five hummus varieties are affected by the recall.
- The issue is the presence of undeclared sesame.
- The products were sold in New York and Connecticut.
- Consumers with sesame allergies should avoid these products.
Which Hummus is Affected?
The recalled hummus products include Lemon Garlic, Lime Ginger, White Truffle, Sundried Tomato and Caper, and cherry Pepper hummus. All recalled items were sold in 8-ounce (226-gram) plastic containers.
These products were available for purchase at Rochambeau Farm Store in Bedford, New York, and at various farmers markets throughout Connecticut.
What Should You Do?
The Food and Drug Governance (FDA) began requiring companies to clearly label sesame as a major food allergen in 2021 with the passage of the Food Allergy Safety, Treatment, education, and Research Act.
Why the Recall? Carrot Top Kitchens initiated the recall after discovering sesame was present in the hummus but not listed on the packaging. Who is Affected? Individuals with sesame allergies or sensitivities are at risk. what Products are Involved? Lemon garlic, Lime Ginger, White Truffle, Sundried Tomato and Caper, and Cherry Pepper hummus, all 8-ounce containers.How Did it End? The FDA advises consumers to return the recalled hummus to the place of purchase for a full refund.
While no illnesses have been reported in connection with this recall, the FDA advises consumers who have purchased the recalled hummus to return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Consumers with questions can contact Carrot Top Kitchens directly at 203-313-4549.
