Ingredients Solutions Inc. has recalled 18,000 lbs. of MBF-202 Carrageenan after a customer found colored fibers up to 1/4 inch long in the product. These fibers, known as 'tie tie,' are pieces of rope used during seaweed production that accidentally remained in the ingredient during manufacturing. The recall affects specific batches with 'Use by' dates in October 2021. Consumers who purchased this ingredient for food production should return it to the place of purchase for a refund or dispose of it.
The product contains fibrous rope fragments ('tie tie') which are foreign materials not intended for consumption. These fibers pose a physical hazard and quality defect in finished food products.
You have 2 options:
F-1435-2020; Fibers were identified as 'tie tie' fibrous rope used for seaweed production.
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