Brite Harbor Caesar Dressing Recall 2021: Packaging Error Prompts Anchovy Allergy Alert
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Litehouse is voluntarily recalling its Brite Harbor Caesar Dressing & Dip pillows
The front of Caesar dressing s pack is labeled Caesar, but the back label is for Blue Cheese
The packaging error risks allergic reactions in people sensitive to anchovy or fish
The company Litehouse is recalling 225 cases of 1.5-ounce Brite Harbor Caesar Dressing & Dip because it may contain undeclared anchovies.
According to the
recall notice on the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website, there was a packaging error that led the pouches to be labeled Caesar in front but Blue Cheese at the back. Because of the error, the labels at the back of the affected product, which can be found on the FDA website, do not list anchovy as one of the ingredients because they are for Blue Cheese Dressing.
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