Mangalm LLC recalls Tops GOLD Green Chilli Pickle, 31.74 oz cans sold in California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington. The recall cites potential adulteration with erucic acid from mustard oil ingredients. Consumers who purchased this product should not consume it and should contact Mangalm LLC for refund or replacement by email.
Potential adulteration with erucic acid from mustard oil ingredient.
Consumers who have purchased this product should not consume it. Contact Mangalm LLC for refund or replacement information. Notification method: E-Mail
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Green chilli pickle is a spicy Indian condiment used in many households. Tops GOLD is a brand used in US groceries and Indian pantry aisles.
The product may be adulterated with erucic acid from mustard oil used in production. Ingestion could pose health risks.
This recall is not part of a broader industry pattern.
Consumers who purchased this product should avoid consumption. The recall affects certain US states and requires refunds or replacements.
FDA enforcement report page for H-0629-2026 linked in recall notice
Refunds or replacements typically processed within 4-6 weeks after contact
Keep the recall notice, purchase receipts, product packaging, photos of the label and UPC, and all correspondence with the company
Brand: Mangalm Product: Tops GOLD Green Chilli Pickle Net weight: 31.74 oz UPC: 8904288612837 Country of origin: Product of India Ingredients: Mustard oil Quantity recalled: 40 cases (12 - 31.74 oz cans per case) Distribution: United States CA, NV, OR, UT, WA Sold since: Unknown Price: Unknown Notes: 31.74 oz per can; 12 cans per case; 40 cases total.
No injuries or incidents have been reported.
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