Premier Foods of Santa Fe Springs, Calif., is voluntarily recalling four flavored sauces due to the failure to declare the following allergens on the product labels: milk, soy, and/or wheat. The products were sold at Williams-Sonoma.
Recalled products are identified as follows:
|
Williams-Sonoma Brand Product |
Unit Size |
Undeclared Allergen(s) |
|
Meyer Lemon Braising Base
|
12 – 1 lb. 8.5 oz. Retail units/case |
Milk, Soy, Wheat |
|
40 – Clove Garlic Chicken Braising Base |
12 – 24.5 oz. Retail units/case |
Milk, Wheat |
|
Tagine Sauce |
12 – 16 fl. oz. Retail units/case |
Milk, Wheat |
|
Artichoke Pecorino Sauce |
12 – 16 fl. oz. Retail units/case |
Soy |
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