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Two Chefs On A Roll, Inc

12 recalls on record

This page lists all FDA food recalls initiated by Two Chefs On A Roll, Inc. Data is sourced directly from the FDA enforcement database and updated weekly. Class I recalls indicate the most serious health risk.

Potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
Class I2016-12-01#F-0749-2017
Potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
Class I2016-12-01#F-0748-2017
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1337-2013
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1333-2013
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1335-2013
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1336-2013
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1332-2013
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1334-2013
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1329-2013
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1331-2013
Two Chefs on a Roll is recalling humus products because they may contain small pieces of material from food grade equipm
Class II2013-04-09#F-1330-2013

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