Two food products from two different companies have been recalled in the past 24 hours due to the presence of “unconcluded eggs”, according to the US Food & Drug Administration website (FDA).
Friday, the small stings of macaroni and cheeses were recalled Friday by CH GUENTHER & SA LLC of San Antonio, Texas, due to the possibility that the bites can contain ingredients not declared to eggs and meat, according to the FDA website.
The small bites recalled have been sold on sites on the Whole Foods market nationwide.
The products were located in the frozen food aisles in grocery stores.
To date, there has been no reported disease linked to the recall, said the FDA.
The product name is 365 Whole Foods Market Bids Bites Macaroni and Cheese.
The code number UPC is 99482499709 with a “best” date of 12/29/25, said the FDA alert.
Customers may have bought the bites recalled from February 6, 2025 until March 11, 2025.
The alert noted that the company had instituted measures “to prevent future events”.
The recall was announced after a consumer complained about the product contained in meat and was not a bite of macaroni and cheese.
The Food & Drug Administration of the United States (FDA) website has revealed that packets of macaroni and small bites cheeses were recalled on Friday due to the presence of “unconcluded eggs”. Reuters
“This problem has been corrected and no other manufacturing dates or lots are affected,” according to the FDA website.
“Customers who bought” 365 Foods Whole Foods Market Small Macaroni and Cheese “with information on the lot listed above are invited to destroy any remaining product and can provide a valid receipt in the store for a full refund,” said the company.
“Risk of allergic reactions”
In addition, Har Maspeth Corporation of Maspeth, New York, recalled his 8 ounce packages and 12 ounce of “Jinga glass noodles with vegetables (japche)” due to the presence of unconvolled eggs, according to the FDA website.
The FDA said that the recall was due to the possibility that the bites could contain ingredients of unorganized eggs and meat. Fda
“Egg allergic consumers can run the risk of serious or fatal allergic reactions if they consume this product,” said the opinion.
The recalled elements were distributed in H Mart stores in several states.
The product is available in transparent plastic packaging of 8 ounces and 12 ounces with “the best” dates from March 13, 2025 until March 18, 2025, stamped in the lead, also indicates the opinion.
The FDA said that there had been no reported disease linked to the recall. Fda
The UPC codes of the product are as follows, according to the FDA website: 265405006495; 267405004495; 266405008496; and 268405005499.
To date, there has been no disease or allergic reaction involving this product, according to the same source.
The Department of Agriculture and markets food inspectors in New York State during a retail inspection, noted the presence of eggs in the 8 and 12 ounces of the product, which did not declare an ingredient of eggs on the label.
Consumers who bought these specific packages “are invited to return them to the place of purchase for a full refund,” said the company.
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