Tengen USA Trading Corp recalled YO!MAN Lettuce (Spicy Flavor) on September 23, 2025. The product contains undeclared cyclamates, posing health risks. This recall affects 26 cases distributed across several states, including New York and Texas.
Product contains undeclared cyclamates.
Consumers who have purchased this product should not consume it. Contact TENGEN USA TRADING CORP for refund or replacement information. Notification method: Letter
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The recalled YO!MAN Lettuce (Spicy Flavor) weighs 4.42 oz. (125g) and was produced in China. It has a shelf life of 9 months and was distributed by Tengen USA Trading Corp, located in Brooklyn, NY. The UPC code is 4 895235 529626.
The product contains undeclared cyclamates, which can pose health risks, particularly for individuals sensitive to these substances. Cyclamates are artificial sweeteners banned in some countries due to potential health concerns.
There have been no reported incidents or injuries associated with the consumption of this product. Consumers are urged to discontinue use.
Do not consume the recalled product. Contact Tengen USA Trading Corp for refund or replacement information. Notifications are being sent via letter.
For further inquiries, reach Tengen USA Trading Corp at their Brooklyn office. Visit the recall page at the FDA website for updates.
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