Yogurt recall sparks nationwide warning

Yogurt products sold nationwide recalled due to undeclared almonds

Pennsylvania-based Knockro Inc.'s Bonya low-fat yogurt parfaits have been recalled because they contain almonds that weren't listed on the label, according to the FDA.

Yogurt parfaits distributed nationally are recalled

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Yogurt parfait products have been recalled because of an undeclared ingredient – almonds - according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Yogurt recall sparks nationwide warning

The yogurts were sold in retails stores across the country and are being recalled due to undeclared almonds.

Nationwide Recall Issued For These Packaged Food Products

A nationwide recall has been issued for a variety of packaged food items due to the presence of undeclared allergens, according to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).The products were sold through a national distributor and may still be in consumer pantries, prompting an urgent alert for those with dietary sensitivities.The company behind the recall, based in Texas, flagged a labeling issue discovered during a routine internal audit. The …