Harry & David Recalls Boxes of Candy

USA News - The following recall has been announced:

About 2,000 boxes of candy from Harry & David Operations Corp., of Medford, Ore., because they may contain undeclared nuts, including peanuts, almonds, pecans, walnuts and cashews. People who have an allergy to these nuts run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products. No injuries have been reported.

Harry & David is recalling all lot codes of these products: Dark Chocolate Clusters The Ultimate Walnut Cherry Caramel Indulgence candies, in green and cream striped boxes; Dark Chocolate Clusters The Ultimate Peanut & Peanut Butter Indulgence, in red and cream striped boxes; Dark Chocolate Clusters The Ultimate Pecan Cranberry Caramel Indulgence, in dark red and cream striped boxes; Whole Almond Confection, in brown and white striped boxes; and Whole Cashew Confection, in dark red and cream striped boxes.

The candies were produced and packaged by a third-party vendor and distributed throughout the United States through Harry & David Stores beginning March 2007.

Consumers are requested to return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. For more information contact customer service at 800-233-1101.

2 Comments to “Harry & David Recalls Boxes of Candy”

  1. kandyx Says:

    Considering the names of some of the recalled products, would it really be so much of a suprise to discover they contain nuts?

    Again, much of this goes back to the lengths companies have to go to in order to prevent themselves being involved in silly legal cases.

  2. kandyx Says:

    My comment was backed up when I discoverd the recall covered on this site:

    http://www.lawyersandsettlements.com/news/00553/Peanut-Allergies.html

    Lawyers and Settlements dot com - that about says it all. Let’s stick it on the site and see if we can’t entice someone to make a claim.

    With all this ‘Ambulance Chasing’ over issues such as this don’t be suprised when candy prices go ever upwards through no fault of the candy producers or suppliers, or even worse, some honest candy companies have to close their doors.

    All due to consumer greed.

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