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article imageS'morestick Kits Recalled Due to Undeclared Milk on Packaging

Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  Debra Myers (skyangel) in Health | 12 comments | 210 views
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Today, Grand Carnival, L.L.C., of Fenton, MO has issued a recall for their product "S'morestick Kits", for improper labelling. Milk was not declared on the packaging and may pose a health problem for those that are allergic to milk.
USDA Release - This morning the FDA posted a press release stating that Grand Carnival L.L.C., located in Fenton, Mo is recalling their product: "S'morestick Kits". The packaging does not specify that milk is in the ingredients, which could cause potentially serious or life-threatening allergic reaction to anyone with a milk allergy. So far, there has been only one report of an allergic reaction attributed to the "S'morestick Kit".

The kits were a limited distribution to
Garden Ridge retail stores located in TX, KY, MO, TN, OK, NC, FL, SC, GA, IL, OH, VA, AR, MI, and IN, and bear the "Use By" date of "2/14/09".


These kits are packaged in a clear plastic tube, which contains individual packages of marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate pieces, also wrapped in clear plastic. These particular packages will not have the words: "contains milk" on the label.

This recall was begun after it was discovered that early shipments did not declare milk on the labels, which they are in the process of correcting. Anyone with any questions or concerns may contact:

Jeff Martin
877-305-3382


These kits pose no danger to anyone who is not allergic to milk.
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  • avatar Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  Cynthia T. [Picasso]
    #1
    These companies need to be a lot more careful in their labeling.
    I wonder just how much these recalls cost them.
  • avatar Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  Debra Myers (skyangel)
    #2
    @ Cynthia T. [Picasso]
    These companies need to be a lot more careful in their labeling.
    I wonder just how much these recalls cost them.


    I'm betting a lot of money! They need to have their QC people pay better attention, me thinks!
  • avatar Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  Cynthia T. [Picasso]
    #3
    That s'more sure does look good as I do love them.
  • avatar Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  Debra Myers (skyangel)
    #4
    @ Cynthia T. [Picasso]
    That s'more sure does look good as I do love them.


    Me too!
  • redhawk Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  redhawk
    #5
    @ Debra Myers (skyangel)
    I'm betting a lot of money! They need to have their QC people pay better attention, me thinks!

    Either QC or a Mangement idiot who might have Passed on making a decision on this problem needs to be FIRED.. and the Co put on notice that this cannot be ever repeated or ELSE.. what next.. unlabeled Peanuts products to cause some severe problems to those allergic to Carters little peanuts????
  • avatar Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  Debra Myers (skyangel)
    #6
    @ redhawk
    Either QC or a Mangement idiot who might have Passed on making a decision on this problem needs to be FIRED.. and the Co put on notice that this cannot be ever repeated or ELSE.. what next.. unlabeled Peanuts products to cause some severe problems to those allergic to Carters little peanuts????


    Keep ya posted on that one, redhawk...these days anything could happen.
  • Sue D. Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  Sue D.
    #7
    They DO need to take care, allergies are serious issues!
  • avatar Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  KJ (momentsintime)
    #8
    @ Cynthia T. [Picasso]
    These companies need to be a lot more careful in their labeling.
    I wonder just how much these recalls cost them.


    More importantly how many ids are sick because of it. I have a son where eating anything with milk protein is a life and death situation.
  • avatar Posted Apr 16, 2008 by  Debra Myers (skyangel)
    #9
    @ KJ (momentsintime)
    More importantly how many ids are sick because of it. I have a son where eating anything with milk protein is a life and death situation.


    Anaphalatic (sp?) shock is no laughing matter, and anyone who's seen how serious an allergic reaction knows this.
  • avatar Posted Apr 17, 2008 by  Bob Ewing
    #10
    Important story, well done.
  • avatar Posted Apr 17, 2008 by  Debra Myers (skyangel)
    #11
    Thanks, Bob. I just don't get these companies not having their act together!
  • avatar Posted Apr 17, 2008 by  Chris V. (cgull)
    #12
    @ Cynthia T. [Picasso]
    These companies need to be a lot more careful in their labeling.
    I wonder just how much these recalls cost them.
    It is a costly lesson, next time they will be extra careful.

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