QST Ingredients and Packaging is recalling approximately 20,462 pounds of various seasonings and meat rubs, including Serv-Rite Reduced Sodium Roast Beef Rub, Cargill BBQ Riblet Seasoning, and Tarantino Lemon Pepper and Cajun Seasonings. The recall was initiated because the products may contain small metal fragments due to a contaminated onion powder ingredient used during manufacturing. Consumers should stop using these seasonings immediately and return them to the place of purchase for a refund or dispose of them.
Small metal fragments in food products can cause choking or lead to physical injuries in the mouth, throat, and digestive tract if consumed.
You have 2 options:
Recall #: H-0495-2025; Quantity: 7,950 pounds total
Recall #: H-0496-2025; Quantity: 11,050 pounds total
Recall #: H-0497-2025; Quantity: 731 pounds total
Recall #: H-0498-2025; Quantity: 731 pounds total; Usage: 13.80 LBS for 300 LBS of Meat
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