Two Liquid Egg Brands Recalled Over Bleach Contamination Risk
Thousands of pounds of liquid egg substitutes sold with two popular brands have been recalled due to the potential risk of contamination with a cleaning solution, they affirmed the regulators of federal security.
Cargill Kitchen Solutions in the Odessa lake, Michigan, recalled about 212,268 pounds of products under its egg beasts and Bob Evans labels because they can contain a cleaning solution with sodium hypochlorite, also known as bleach, food service of the agricultural department said on March 28th.
The products were shipped for the distribution in Ohio and Texas and for the use of the restaurant service in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois and Iowa.
“There is the possibility that the products have been distributed at national level,” said the agency.
Cargill Kitchen Solutions did not immediately respond to Sunday’s requests, but in a telephone registration on the call, the company said it was voluntary.
“We emitted this call for abundance of caution because part of the product can contain unvocked sodium hypochlorite,” said the company.
The food safety and inspection service said it had received a tip on the potential contamination of products with bleach, Sometimes the sodium hypochlorite labeled.
“After conducting an investigation and in -depth evaluation of the content of the cleaning solution, FSIS scientists concluded that the use of this product should not cause adverse consequences on health or the risk is negligible, resulting in a call of class III,” said the agency.
The agency also observed that the health risks for consumers were relatively low and that there were no reports of adverse reactions. “Anyone who is worried about a disease should contact a health worker,” said the agency.
He warned customers not to consume potentially contaminated products and throw them away or return them to the shop where they bought them.
Liquid egg products were produced on 12 and 13 March 2025 and transport the G1804 label to their cartoons, said the agency.
The call has arrived while consumers are trying to alternatives of eggs due to the increase in prices and lack of supermarkets at national level. The call also comes like others The products may have been contaminated by avian influence Between outbreaks of poultry and cows in the United States.
Even if egg prices have decreased Recently, anxiety for their continuous costs and many consumers have become creative in finding substitutes, such as liquid egg products.
