Nearly 1.7 million pounds of sugar have been recalled across nine U.S. states because the products may contain wheat kernels, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The recall was initiated by United Sugar Producers & Refiners, based in Minneapolis, and affects brown and powdered sugar sold under the Good & Gather, United and Crystal brands.
The affected sugar products may contain wheat kernels, posing a potential health risk to people with wheat allergies.
The recall covers products distributed in the following states:
Consumers who have a wheat allergy should avoid using the recalled products and check the FDA recall notice for specific product details, including affected lot numbers and package information.
People with wheat allergies may experience symptoms after consuming contaminated products. Consumers should check their sugar products against the recall information and avoid consuming any product included in the recall.
The FDA has published the full recall notice with details of the affected products and distribution.
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