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Wegmans posts Hard-Boiled Eggs & Hot Sauce Recalls

December 27, 2019 by foodsafeguru

Wegmans posted the following recalls on its website. Huy Fong Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce, 17 oz and 28 oz Sold at Wegmans: Yes Reason for Recall:The product is being recalled by Huy Fong Foods due to lactic acid buildup causing certain bottles to “bloat” and continue to ferment. Product may splatter on walls, carpet, etc. […]

Sylvia Sizzling Hot Spice Recall at Giant

March 2, 2015 by foodsafeguru

The following recall was posted on the Giant website. Sylvia’s Sizzling Hot Spice (one UPC) Sylvias Sizzlin Hot Spice – 5.5 OZ UPC: 60862300051 Codes: All Codes Concerned Customers may return any of the impacted product for a full refund. Additional questions should be directed to World Finer Foods at 973-338-0300 option 4. All lot […]

Lawmaker Wants Sriracha to Move to Texas

May 14, 2014 by foodsafeguru

A Texas lawmaker is making a pitch to move Sriracha (suhr-AH’-chuh) hot sauce production to his state from a plant in Irwindale, California, where some residents’ complaints about its smell have led to city action. Texas state Rep. Jason Villalba visited the plant on Monday and was greeted by owner David Tran. Villalba tells KTTV-TV […]

California town moves against Sriracha hot sauce plant

April 14, 2014 by foodsafeguru

The small Southern California town of Irwindale has opened a new front in its battle against what it says is a pungent, tear-inducing odor from a chili processing factory owned by the makers of Sriracha-brand hot pepper sauce. The City Council voted 4-0 at a meeting on Wednesday night to authorize staff to prepare a […]

Researchers find elevated lead levels in some hot sauces from Mexico

July 25, 2013 by foodsafeguru

Problem In the last decade, the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued several warnings about and recalls on imported food products that exceed federal standards for lead. Products containing chili peppers and salt, such as Mexican-style candies, were often suspected as sources of lead contamination. Work by UNLV researchers and the Southern Nevada Health […]