Approximately 86 cases of Backcountry Dried Apricots sold in 9-ounce plastic bags are being recalled because they contain sulfites that are not listed on the label. This recall covers products with 'Best By' dates of 07/2021, 11/2021, and 12/2021. The apricots were distributed to retail locations across 18 states, including Michigan, Ohio, and Florida. Because the label does not disclose the presence of sulfites, consumers who have a sensitivity to this substance may experience a serious or life-threatening reaction if they eat the product.
The product contains sulfites, which can cause a severe allergic-type reaction in sensitive individuals. People with sulfite sensitivity may experience symptoms ranging from mild hives or stomach upset to life-threatening anaphylaxis if the substance is consumed without their knowledge.
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