Granola bars were reminded of a ‘possible presence of metals’

A food distributor is reminiscent of several bundles of granol rods due to possible pollution that includes a metal object, according to officials.

The memory, which was initiated by Riverside Natural Foods Inc., has to do with the granola Madegood bars.

It was first initiated on December 9, and according to today.com, attraction affects more than 2 million granola bars.

The rods are remembered “due to the possible presence of a portion of metals in the product, which, if consumed, can result in a safety risk,” the company statement said.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) raised the level of risk of withdrawal in Class II, its second higher risk classification on February 11.

Class II recalls that it includes products that “can cause temporary temporary or medical reversible health consequences or when the probability of serious harmful health consequences is distant.”

The following tastes of granol rods are affected:

• Chocolate grano
• Mixed granular grains
• Bars with strawberry granolas
• Cookies & Crème Granola Bare
• Chocolate banana granola bars
• Dried chocolate birthday of birthday cake baare granola
• Chocolate Cookie cookie Crumble Granola Bare
• Granola bars of chocolate dried vanilla

“Riverside has conducted a widespread investigation where the remembered products were produced and identified the source of the issue in the production process,” noted Natural Foods. “The company has corrected the issue and tested new processes to ensure that any future risk is completely mitigated.”

“Customers who purchased these products are required to control them against the list and return the product drawn to the store where they buy it for a full refund.”

Memory affects products with various UPC codes and better dates. Customers are required to visit the FDA Memory page by clicking here in order to check if they own any remembered product.

Customers are required to contact the Madegood customer phone line at 855-215-5695 if they have any questions about withdrawal.

According to the attraction site, Riverside Natural Foods is a family -owned business “to inspire a healthier and more compassionate world, where access to good food becomes a reality for all.”

“Madegood® is committed to providing healthier foods that are organic, allergy -friendly, rich in nutrients and minimal processed,” the company said. “All products made with groups contain healthy organic ingredients that are ethical sources.”