A number of Progresso organic chicken noodle soup cans have been recalled due to misbranding and undeclared allergens. The recall was issued by Faribault Foods Inc. in Minnesota.
Approximately 15,134 pounds of the Progresso organic chicken noodle soup was recalled because the cans did not in fact have chicken noodle soup inside of them. Instead, some cans labeled as chicken noodle soup have a meatball and pasta soup inside.
The meatball and pasta soup is made with milk, soy, beef, and pork, all ingredients which are not labeled on the chicken soup label. Soy is also a major allergen, which is why undeclared allergen is part of the reason for recall.
These cans were shipped to retailers nationwide and are more specifically the 14-ounce cans of Progresso organic chicken noodle soup with best-by dates of May 26, 2022 and June 9, 2022 printed on the can. They can also be identified by an establishment number of “EST18826A” printed on the bottom of the can under the best-by date.
Customer complaints lead to the recall, but no illnesses or adverse affects have been reported in connection with the mishap. As with other recalls, if you happen to have any of these products in your possession, dispose of them safely and do not consume them. A specific list of retailers that these recalled items were sent to is not yet available, but in the initial USDA release, it confirms that the list will be published under their recalls tab.
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