Sevillo Fine Foods recalled 520 units of Slow Roasted Diced Tomatoes distributed to California and North Carolina after the product may contain metal fragments. The product is frozen and packaged in bulk with a plastic liner inside a cardboard box. Consumers should not eat the product and should contact Sevillo Fine Foods for refund or replacement via email.
Product may contain foreign material (metal fragments).
Consumers who have purchased this product should not consume it. Contact Sevillo Fine Foods, Inc for refund or replacement information. Notification method: E-Mail
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This is a bulk frozen tomato product used as an ingredient in meals, sauces, and recipes. It is sold in large packs for food service and households.
Metal fragments in food pose a risk of mouth or throat injury and may cause internal harm. Consumers should avoid consumption and seek refunds.
This recall is not described as part of a broader industry pattern in the provided data.
Consumers in CA and NC who purchased the product should not consume it. Refunds or replacements are available via email.
Lot numbers and UPC are printed on the packaging. The box also lists the SKU.
Refunds or replacements are processed after claim verification, typically within several weeks.
Keep recall notices, photos of packaging, purchase receipts, and correspondence with the company.
Brand: Sevillo Fine Foods. Product: Slow Roasted Diced Tomatoes. SKU: 821. UPC: 00823338008216. Packaging: Frozen, 24 lbs bulk with a plastic poly liner inside a cardboard box. Shelf life: Frozen 365 days; Refrigerated unopened 30 days; Refrigerated opened 7 days. Distribution: CA and NC. Recall date: 2026-01-14. Status: ACTIVE. Hazard: May contain metal fragments. Lot numbers: Lot 1782501 (expires 6/27/2026); Lot 2122501 (expires 7/31/2026). Manufacturer: Sevillo Fine Foods, Salt Lake City, UT 84115.
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