The United States Food and Drug Administration has released an update about the MadeGood granola bar recall.
Due to the potential for metal contamination, the well-known granola bars—which were sold on Amazon and at Target, Whole Foods, Wegmans, CVS, and other stores—were voluntarily recalled throughout the month of December.
On February 11th, the FDA classified the recall as a Class II.
Product classification as Class II by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) if it “may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote.”
Which MadeGood-produced granola products were recalled?
The recall covered more than two million individual cartons of MadeGood granola bars. These bars were available in a number of varieties, such as mixed berry, chocolate chip, and cookies and cream.
To get a detailed list of the goods that are being recalled, please click here.
What should you do with granola bars that have been under recall?
Customers can choose to return potentially affected products to the same retailer where they purchased the food for a full refund, according to MadeGood. After a purchase is returned, the store will “destroy the product”
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At the time, MadeGood issued a statement saying, “We are voluntarily recalling certain MadeGood granola bars as a precautionary measure due to a potential safety hazard.” A metal particle may be included in some of our granola bar products that were produced between January and November 2024. This is quite unlikely.
MadeGood said in a statement that there had been no reports of injuries and that the recall was undertaken “out of an abundance of caution and commitment” to its consumers.
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The company announced in December that it had “conducted an extensive investigation where the recalled products were manufactured and have identified the source of an isolated issue in the manufacturing process that has been corrected.”
“The company has remedied the issue and tested the new processes to ensure that any future is fully mitigated,” MadeGood stated.
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