A significant recall has been issued for Our Family ground coffee that was incorrectly labeled as decaf. This situation is particularly concerning for those sensitive to caffeine, as the coffee actually contains caffeine. The FDA has classified this as a Class II recall, indicating a moderate health risk. The recall affects over 4,000 bags of Traverse City Cherry Artificially Flavored Decaf Light Roast Ground Coffee, distributed across 15 states. Consumers are advised to check their bags for specific UPC codes and best use dates to ensure safety.
• The recall began on March 13, 2025, affecting 692 cases or 4,152 bags.
• The affected coffee is marked with UPC: 0-70253-11080 and a Best Use By Date of 08/03/2025.
• Consumers should return any recalled bags to the store for a refund or replacement.
• No adverse health effects have been reported, but caffeine intake can cause issues for sensitive individuals.
This recall highlights the importance of accurate labeling in food products. Mislabeled items can lead to serious health risks for consumers, especially those who avoid caffeine for medical reasons. Ensuring transparency and safety in food products helps maintain consumer trust and promotes better health practices. Even minor errors can have significant implications, making recalls a vital part of food safety.
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