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Two types of hot sauces from the heel Texas were withdrawn in 10 countries due to problems associated with bottling and marking, the TW Garner Food Company announced.
The company is based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Two Garner issued a recall On Thursday for certain bottles of his Texas sauce, Pete Habanero Buffalo and Texas Sauce Peta Sweet Chabanero.
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The company said inspectors discovered that some bottles of Habanero Buffal could contain instead Sriracha sauce of peppers – containing sulfite not published on the label Habanero Buffalo.
“People who have an allergy Either serious sensitivity to sulfite risks serious or dangerous to life allergic reactions if they consume these products, “she said in her TW Garner Foods Company.
Texas Pete hot sauces are shipped to distribution centers and retail stores in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, North Karolina, New Jersey, Ohio, Virginia and Vermont. (Fda.gov)
The notice appears on the website of the US Food and Medicines Website (FDA) in the product recall section.
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The company has announced that he also recalls selected lots and the size of Texas Peta Sweet Chabanero sauce because the bottles “do not contain a marked ingredient of older peppers (pepper Red Habanero, salt, vinegar).”
To date, the diseases have not been reported, the company said.
During internal quality tests, the company has revealed that “the bottles of Habanero sauces of buffalo are actually contained in the sauce of Srirach,” the recall notification states.
Products with influences involved in the recall of hot passing were distributed between February 5, 2025 and March 26, 2025, FDA notes. (Reuters/Andrew Kelly/File Photo)
“After the two sticker inspecting, the Habanero Buffalo sauce was found to contain the necessary sulfite, since the sauce of the Sriracha contains sodium bisulphite as a preservative.”
To date, the diseases have not been reported, the company noted.
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Products were distributed between February 5, 2025 and March 26, 2025.
The company announced that the best date is on top of the side of 2 liquids. Bottles, on the rear sticker for 20 oz. bottles, and at the top of the lid for 12 fl. Oz. and a jug of 0.5 gallons.
“People who have an allergy or serious sensitivity to sulfite risk serious or life -threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products,” the recall of two types of hot PETE Texas (not in the picture) states. (East)
Products are shipped to distribution centers and retail trade California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, North Carolina, New Jersey, Ohio, Virginia and Vermont.
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Consumers who bought any of these products “invites to put off [them] or return [them] In their place of purchase for a full return, “the company said.
FDA requires that the presence of sulphites “be declared on food labels when used as an ingredient.”
The FDA requires that the presence of sulphite “is declared on food labels when used as an ingredient in … food, and also when used as a assistance in processing or when present in the consisting of food,” the research and resources, based in Nebraski, states.
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Consumers with any additional problems can contact TW Garner Food.
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