Chocolate snacks were recalled after discovering that some bags might contain milk products on the label.
“Kayco, Bayco, N.J., is recalling their glittering dark chocolate cement because (they) may contain unannounced milk,” a Kayco post published on February 21 at the Food and Drug Administration Posted on the website.
“If these products are consumed, people who are allergic to milk or are seriously sensitive can risk serious or life-threatening allergic reactions.”
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The company said the products were distributed nationwide to stores nationwide, but “from October 13, 2024 to February 14, 2025, the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut areas are mainly located in New York, New Jersey, New Jersey, the Connecticut area. and Connecticut area.”
Also, some candy was purchased on Amazon.
The recalled products may contain milk chocolate instead of dark chocolate. (Kayco)
The company’s quality control department found that the “limited number of bags” that were supposed to contain dark chocolate biscuits actually contained milk chocolate varieties and began recalling.
The milk chocolate is lined with milk allergens “not announced on the label”, Kayco said.
The press release says the recall only applies to packaging with 02092024 as batch code. It is not clear how many bags of unexpectedly contain milk chocolate products.
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“We immediately notify all retailers who have purchased bulk volumes about this recall and instruct them to check inventory or delete any potentially affected products on the shelves,” Kayco said.
Anyone with the product with that lot number can “refund the product for credit or refund. If a consumer experiences an allergic reaction, they are urged to report to the medical provider.”
The recall was posted on the FDA website on February 21. (Reuters/Andrew Kelly/Archive Photo)
Kayco is a kosher food company.
Its website says: “A family business has been our goal since 1948 and continues to provide products with the strictest Jewish standards, the highest quality and value.”
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Those who follow kosher rules do not mix milk and meat products, and certified dairy-containing foods are certified as “kosher dairy.”
“All foods derived from or containing milk are classified as dairy products, including milk, butter, yogurt and all cheeses – hard, soft and creamy. Even trace amounts of dairy products can cause food to be considered dairy, “The certification website said.
The FDA said there are no known adverse reactions to the product. (iStock)
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In addition to potential allergens, potential mixing of products can lead to someone’s inadvertent violation of religious diet rules.
Kosher foods that do not contain meat or dairy products are marked as “pareve”. The glittering dark chocolate lined is proven to be “pareve”, while the glittering milk chocolate is “dairy”.
