FDA recalls 180,000 cans of soup sold at Walmart - the-sun.com
Amy’s Kitchen has initiated a massive recall of over 184,000 cans of lentil soup due to a potential defect that may lead to product spoilage.
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Amy’s Kitchen is recalling 184,200 cans of lentil soup. The company identifies the issue as a potential can defect that risks premature spoilage.
Coverage from outlets including VegNews, USA Today, and NBC Bay Area highlights that the affected products were distributed across 27 to 28 states. Reports from The Sun specifically note that the soup was sold at Walmart, while other outlets are currently tracking which states are directly impacted by the recall notice.
Future reports are expected to clarify the full distribution footprint of the affected inventory. Consumers are monitoring for updates regarding the specific product codes and safety instructions provided by the FDA.
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Who reported it (8)
- BREAKING: Amy’s Recalls 184,000 Cans of Top-Selling Vegan Lentil Soup VegNews.com · 46d ago
- Thousands of cans of soup under recall. Were any sold in Michigan? Detroit Free Press · 46d ago
- Amy’s Soup Recalled in 27 States Over Spoilage Risk Gizmodo · 46d ago
- Amy’s Kitchen Recalls 184,200 Cans of Lentil Soup Due to ‘Potential for Spoilage’ from Can ‘Defect’ People.com · 46d ago
- FDA Soup Recall: 184,000 Cans in 28 States for Spoilage Worry The Healthy @Reader's Digest · 46d ago
- Over 180,000 cans of this popular soup recalled. See affected product USA Today · 46d ago
- Amy's Kitchen recalls more than 184,000 cans of soup over can defect NBC Bay Area · 46d ago
- FDA recalls 180,000 cans of soup sold at Walmart the-sun.com · 46d ago
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What is the reason for the recall?
The recall is due to a potential can defect that carries a risk of spoilage.
How many cans are affected?
Reports indicate that 184,200 cans are included in the recall.
Where were the products sold?
Coverage states the soup was sold at Walmart and distributed across 27 to 28 states.
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