Western Mixers Produce & Nuts recalled 384 cases of First Street Chilli Spanish Peanuts after a glass fragment was found inside sealed containers. The recall covers two consignees and 53 retail locations nationwide. Consumers should not eat the product and should email the company for refund or replacement.
Foreign object (glass) found inside sealed container of finished product.
Consumers who have purchased this product should not consume it. Contact Western Mixers Produce & Nuts, Inc. for refund or replacement information. Notification method: E-Mail
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First Street Chilli Spanish Peanuts are a ready-to-eat snack sold in 11 oz clear plastic containers. The product is marketed as a spicy peanut snack.
A glass fragment found in a sealed container creates a risk of cuts or injury if consumed or handled.
This recall is not described as part of a broader pattern in the provided data.
Consumers may need to discard the product, seek refunds, and monitor for recall updates. Financial impact includes potential replacement costs and time spent returning product.
Product label shows Item Code 2608-T20 and lot numbers near the nutrition panel or bottom of the container. Expiration dates are printed on the label alongside the lot code.
Refunds or replacements are typically processed within 4-8 weeks after contact.
Retain the recall notice, keep product packaging, take photos of item code, lot numbers, expiration dates, and any correspondence with the company.
Product: First Street Chilli Spanish Peanuts, 11 oz clear plastic container. Item Code: 2608-T20. UPC: None. Lot numbers: 260422, 260442, 260543. Expiration dates: 02/11/2027, 02/13/2027, 02/23/2027. Quantity: 384 cases (6 bags per case; 11 oz per bag). Sold to two consignees with 53 retail locations nationwide. Recall date: 2026-03-12. Report date: 2026-04-01. Brand: Western Mixers Produce & Nuts. Status: ACTIVE.
No injuries or incidents have been reported.
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