Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods Announces a Voluntary Recall Due to Possible Foreign Object
Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods, LLC announced that they are voluntarily recalling six of its products due to the potential presence of a foreign object.
FDA posted the company’s announcement on their website. The company said during a routine review, a small sliver of aluminum was discovered in the baking pan used to prepare six of its products. A similar metal fragment was also identified in a Chicken Cobbler product July 29.
Out of an abundance of caution, Ukrop’s is recalling all products that were prepared using similar baking pans. No injuries have been reported.
The baking pan supplier has been notified and has initiated actions to remove all potentially affected pan lots from distribution.
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