Herbal Creations recalls 19,425 kilograms of bulk colostrum powder distributed to 30 US customers after a milk allergen labeling error. The product label does not declare milk as an allergen. Consumers who purchased this product should not consume it and should contact Herbal Creations USA for refund or replacement.
Bulk packaged dietary ingredient manufacturer product label does not declare Milk as an allergen ingredient.
Consumers who have purchased this product should not consume it. Contact Herbal Creations USA for refund or replacement information. Notification method: Letter
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Bulk colostrum powder used as a dietary ingredient in manufacturing or supplement production. It is not consumer-ready packaging in this recall.
The product lacks a declared milk allergen on its label, which can cause allergic reactions in people with dairy allergies.
This recall is not described as part of a broader industry pattern.
The recall highlights the importance of accurate allergen labeling in bulk food ingredients used by manufacturers and suppliers.
Recall notices and lot numbers are provided by Herbal Creations USA and FDA enforcement pages
The recall notification does not specify a refund timeline.
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Brand: Herbal Creations. Product: Colostrum powder (bulk packaged dietary ingredient). Lot records include: Lots: SSC40-2402 SWC15-2403; HCFCPDEX24006/01; HCFCPDEX24006/02; HCFCPDEX24006/04; HFCPDEX24006/05; HCFCPDEX24007/01; HCFCPDEX24008/03; HCFCPDEX24010/01; HCFCPDEX24010/02; HCFCPDEX24012/01; HCFCPDEX25001/01; HCFCPDEX25001/02; HCFCPDEX25005/01; HCFCPDEX25005/02; HCFCPDEX25005/03; HCFCPDEX25007/05; HCFCPDEX25007/06. Quantity recalled: 19,425 kilograms. Distribution: Product distributed to 30 US customers who receive and further process/package product prior to distribution.
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