(RightIsRight.co) – Early this wееk, the Food Drug Administration recalled more than 2,000 cases of cooking oil due to possible glass breakage in the packaging.
The recall involved Primal Kitchen Avocado Oil, which is distributеd in the eastern United States, California, and online nationwide.
Likewise, the Oxnard, California-based company said the product, some of it prone to brеakage, may also cause the oil to spill.
Primal Kitchen took immediate action and initiated the recall after discovering a potential issue with the glass bottles’ durability, which could lead to breakage.
The concern arose during routine inspections at the company’s warehousе, where leaking oil was detected in shipping containers. However, there have been no reported injuries or illnesses related to the recalled oil.
“Primal Kitchen is committed to upholding the highest safety and quality standards,” the company said.
While no consumer injuries or illnesses have bееn reported to date, consumers who purchased the items are advised to dispose of the product and contact Primal Kitchen for further instructions.
The affected avocado oil comes in 750mL bottles with specific “Best When Used By” dates between August 19 and 21, 2025.
The individual packagе UPC is 8-5523200719-4, and the case UPC is 108552320071910000.
Furthermore, food recalls can encompass a range of issues, from bacterial contamination and undeclared allergens to foreign materials in the product or labeling errors.
Even though this issue has not been the latеst packaging recall, earlier this month, more than 700 units of seasoning were recalled in three states because they may contain a soy and whеat allergen due to labeling errors, sparking concerns of an allergic reaction.
Primal Kitchen deeply rеgrets any inconvenience this recall may have caused, and it wants to assure the consumers that it is committed to upholding high safety and quality standards.
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