Soup Sold in Grocery Stores Recall Panera

Some of the most popular goods from one of the nation's most beloved cafe chains are sold at grocery stores to appeal to customers even while they are at home.

Check the package if you have purchased Panera soup in one of 12 states, as it is being removed from shelves.

Blount Fine Foods reported on June 24 that it is recalling 16-ounce Panera at Home Southwest Corn Chowder because wheat, a key allergen for millions of Americans, is not listed on the label.

The recall notice produced by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) states that no Panera locations sold the chowder included in the recall.

It was only accessible in the refrigerated portion of grocery store deli departments. California, Iowa, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maine, Ohio, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, Texas, Vermont, and Washington are among the twelve states where the company operates.

No illnesses or complaints have thus far been documented in relation to the recall. Wheat allergies can be life-threatening, especially in children and people with previous illnesses.

According to the Mayo Clinic, a wheat allergy will usually emerge within minutes or hours after consuming a wheat-containing product.

Symptoms include swelling or itching around the mouth or neck, the appearance of hives or rashes, nasal congestion, headache, cramps, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, and even difficulty breathing or anaphylaxis, a potentially fatal reaction characterised by a severe constriction of the airways.

If these symptoms develop after taking this medication, it is crucial to seek emergency medical assistance, as a severe allergic response may be occurring.

Those who have purchased the recalled soup are encouraged by the FDA to return it to the place of purchase or visit the manufacturer's website for a refund.

It's not just human food that you need to watch out for; your pet could also be in risk. Recently, Freshpet recalled dog food contaminated with Salmonella from more than 100 Walmart and Target locations in 13 states.

The bacteria might potentially cause long-term ailments in your furry family member, with acute symptoms including fatigue, diarrhoea, fever, vomiting, loss of appetite, and abdominal pain.

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