2024-01-13 23:59:43
2024-01-14 07:59 Compiled by United Daily News Lu Silun/Real-time reporting
The New York Times reported that Quaker Oats in the United States recalled several of its cereal and oat products that were suspected of being contaminated with salmonella at the end of last year. On the 11th of this month, it expanded the recall to more than 60 products.
Quaker Oats, a subsidiary of PepsiCo, initially recalled 43 oatmeal cereal bars, cereals and different snacks in mid-December last year due to suspected salmonella contamination. On the 11th of this month, Quaker Oats expanded its recall to 24 more products, including “Quaker Chewy Granola Bars”, “Gatorade protein bars”, “Cap’n Crunch bars”, and baked crispy cereal “Quaker” Simply Granola Cereals” and cereal “Gamesa Marias Cereals”.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) stated in December last year that “there are no reports confirming that the recalled products are indeed contaminated with Salmonella.” It has not yet determined whether the products have been confirmed to be contaminated.
The company has announced the recalled products on its official website and provided refunds.
On the 11th, Quaker Oats in the United States expanded its recall of cereal and oat products suspected of being contaminated with salmonella. The total number now exceeds 60. …
In addition, when American Quaker Oats recalled its products at the end of last year, Taiwan Jiager also issued a statement clarifying that American Quaker and Taiwan Quaker have different production lines and raw material sources. The products suspected to be contaminated this time are all American Quaker brand products. , not produced by Taiwan Jiage.
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