Creamed honey products may contain stainless steel dust/flakes and/or small particles or shreds of plastic.
Use this page to screen for a possible match. Use the linked official notice before you stop use, throw away, return, repair or schedule service.
Creamed honey products may contain stainless steel dust/flakes and/or small particles or shreds of plastic.
Check UPC, lot code, package size and best-by/use-by date.
Review the hazard, consequence, risk level and whether the notice says to stop using, stop eating or keep the item away from children.
Look for refund, repair, replacement, disposal, software update, dealer service or company contact instructions.
Open the official source before making a safety decision, especially for vehicles, food, baby products and medical devices.
Food recalls are usually batch-specific. Brand, UPC, lot code, package size, date code and distribution area should match before you treat your item as affected.
Creamed honey products may contain stainless steel dust/flakes and/or small particles or shreds of plastic.
Use the official notice for remedy instructions. Product recall remedies may include repair, replacement, refund, disposal, software update, dealer service or a stop-use instruction.
Lemon Creamed Honey, 671333101353 *These product labels may also say Whipped Honey instead of Creamed Honey as labels and size were changed in this timeline from 14 oz Creamed Honey to 11 oz Whipped Honey. The UPC codes remained the same. Packaged in Glass jars UPC Code: 671333101353
Creamed honey products may contain stainless steel dust/flakes and/or small particles or shreds of plastic.
Match product name, UPC, lot code, package size, best-by/use-by date and distribution area. The same brand can have unaffected lots.
Check UPCs, lot codes, serial numbers, model numbers, best-by dates, date codes, VIN ranges, production dates or official campaign numbers when available.
Hazards can involve injury, fire, choking, contamination, undeclared allergens, crash risk, device failure, electrical shock or incorrect labeling.
Confirm final instructions in the linked official notice before returning, repairing, disposing, stopping use, stopping consumption, contacting the company or scheduling service.
Food recalls are usually narrow. UPC, lot code, package size and date code should match before treating a product as affected.
Use the hazard, consequence and risk level to understand whether the product should be stopped immediately or handled through normal recall instructions.
Recall remedies differ by agency and product type. The official notice is the final source for repair, refund, replacement, disposal, dealer service or stop-use steps.
This page helps you review public recall details in one place. Always use the linked agency or company notice before making a safety decision.
Compare the product name, brand, model, UPC, lot code, serial number, VIN, date code, package size, retailer and distribution details with the official notice. All key details should match.
Stop using, feeding, driving or consuming the product when the notice says to do so, then follow the official remedy for repair, replacement, refund, disposal, service or company contact.
No. This site helps you review public recall details. Use the linked official notice as the final source for affected products and safety instructions.
Agencies and companies may update notices with expanded products, corrected codes, new risk classifications, remedy availability or additional distribution details.