California-based Ghirardelli Chocolate Company has voluntarily recalled 13 of its powdered beverage mixes over concerns of potential Salmonella contamination.
The storied confectionery says it issued the recall after dairy producer California Dairies recalled its milk powder, which is used in the affected powdered beverage mixes.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published a recall notice on Tuesday, April 28. To date, no illnesses have been reported.
What products are included in the recall?
The recall covers a limited selection of powdered beverage mixes packaged for food service and institutional customers.
However, Ghirardelli cautions that some of the recalled products may have been available for purchase by consumers through e-commerce platforms. Here’s what you need to know.
The recall is limited to the following products only:
- 30-pound Chocolate Flavored Frappe
- 30-pound Classic White Frappe
- 4/2-pound Premium Hot Cocoa Pouch Bulk
- 6/3-pound Chocolate & Cocoa Sweet Ground Powder
- 6/3.12-pound White Chocolate Flavored Sweet Ground Powder
- 6/3-pound Vanilla Frappe Mix
- 6/3.12-pound Chocolate Flavored Frappe Mix
- 6/3.12-pound Classic White Frappe Mix
- 10-pound Chocolate Flavored Frappe Mix
- 10-pound Classic White Frappe Mix
- 6/3.12-pound White Mocha Frappe Mix
- 6/3.12-pound Mocha Frappe Mix
- 6/3.12-pound Frozen Hot Cocoa Frappe Mix
Ghirardelli’s recall notice includes a full list of lot numbers and best-if-used-by dates for the affected products.
