Comercial Mexicana is recalling approximately 1,500 cases of Tropique brand jelly products, including Assorted Fruit Jelly bags and various Animal-shaped jars. The jelly products pose a significant choking hazard because they are small, firm, and contain an ingredient that does not dissolve easily in the mouth. These products were sold in retail stores throughout New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Florida. Consumers should not consume these jellies and should return them to the store where they were purchased.
The size and consistency of these jelly products can cause them to become lodged in a person's throat, creating a serious choking risk. This is particularly dangerous for children and the elderly who may have difficulty swallowing firm, non-dissolvable food items.
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