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If you’re signed up for Trader Joe’s email newsletter and notifications, you may have noticed an increase of recall alerts appearing in your inbox. The grocery chain has been declaring recalls on their packaged products for various reasons—and some of them are peculiar.
And on August 17, Trader Joe’s announced their latest recall on their Multigrain Crackers with Sunflower and Flax Seeds for yet another foreign material contamination in the product. This time it wasn’t glass, rocks or insects, but instead metal may be found in the affected crackers with expiration dates throughout March 2024.
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Please check the above recalls to confirm that your Trader Joe’s pantry and snack items are safe. If you own any of the impacted products that match the recall information, discard it immediately or return it to your local Trader Joe’s for a full refund.
This isn’t the first time Trader Joe’s has dealt with recalls this year. There were foodborne illness recalls where the company took their Organic Tropical Fruit Blend off the shelves on two separate occasions, one being for a possiblehepatitis A contaminationand more recently for apotentialListeriaoutbreak.
In the midst of the frozen fruit blend being removed from stores, theirInstant Cold Brew Coffee was recalleddue to a risk of glass fragments in the containers. And earlier this year, one of theircandles was recalleddue to overheating risk, and asalad was recalleddue to unmarked allergens.
If you have any direct questions or concerns regarding these recalls, contact Trader Joe’s Customer Relations at (626) 599-3817 Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. EST, or send an email using theirproduct feedback form.
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