Whole Foods Recalls Minestrone Soup in 17 States Due to Allergic Reaction Risk
Whole Foods minestrone soup recalled in 17 states over possible life-threatening allergic reaction
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Whole Foods has recalled its 24oz Minestrone Soup sold in 17 states and Washington, D.C., due to undeclared shrimp that poses a life-threatening allergy risk. The recall follows the discovery of a mislabeled product, but no illnesses have been reported. Affected customers can return the soup for a full refund.
- 01The recall affects 17 states including Alabama, Florida, and New York, as well as Washington, D.C.
- 02The soup was sold in Whole Foods stores and online through Whole Foods and Amazon.
- 03The recall was initiated after a single cup was found to contain shrimp, which was not declared on the label.
- 04The affected product has a Lot Code of 1762181 and a use-by date of 05/27/26.
- 05Customers can return the recalled soup for a full refund.
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Whole Foods Market has issued a recall for its 24oz Minestrone Soup sold in 17 states and Washington, D.C., due to the potential presence of undeclared shrimp, which can trigger severe allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. The recall was prompted by the discovery of a single cup containing shrimp that was incorrectly labeled. The affected soup was available not only in physical Whole Foods locations across states like Alabama, Florida, and New York, but also through online sales on Whole Foods' and Amazon's platforms, as Amazon owns Whole Foods. Fortunately, no illnesses related to this issue have been reported so far. The soup is packaged in a clear plastic cup marked with a Lot Code of 1762181 and a use-by date of 05/27/26. Customers who purchased the soup are advised to return it for a full refund to ensure their safety.
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This recall is crucial for individuals with shellfish allergies, as consuming the soup could lead to serious health risks.
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