US EditionPopular Hot Sauce Recalled, Life-Threatening Allergic Reaction Possible For Some
- T.W. Garner announced a recall of Texas Pete Habanero Buffalo Sauce on April 3, 2025, in Winston Salem, N.C.
- The company initiated the recall after internal quality testing revealed some bottles contained undeclared Sriracha sauce.
- Sriracha sauce contains sulfites, a preservative not listed on the Habanero Buffalo Sauce label posing a risk.
- Consumers may call 231-6417 or email ContactUs@garnerfoods.com with questions about the recalled product.
- Products distributed from February 5, 2025, to March 26, 2025, to stores in eleven states are subject to the recall; no illnesses are reported.
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Two varieties of Texas Pete hot sauces were withdrawn from the market in 10 states due to problems with bottling and labelling that could cause allergic reactions. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), these products could contain sriracha sauce. The restriction affects TW Garner Food Company, a company that manufactures a large variety of sauces, which by the agency’s decision removed two of its varieties of hot sauces: Haba…
Popular Hot Sauce Recalled, Life-Threatening Allergic Reaction Possible For Some
Popular Hot Sauce Recalled, Allergic Reaction Possible For Some - Across America, US - Hot sauce products shipped to 10 states have been recalled due to mislabeling concerns that could cause serious allergic reactions for some.
FDA Announces Recall of Popular Hot Sauce for Undeclared Life-Threatening Allergen
The bottles may contain the wrong sauce.Adobe / AllrecipesT.W. Garner Food Company has issued a recall for select bottles of Texas Pete hot sauce, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) announced on April 3. Certain lots and sizes of the popular Habanero Buffalo Sauce have been recalled because the bottles may actually contain Sriracha Sauce, and thus have undeclared sulfites.The FDA requires that all products that contain sulfites, with a co…
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