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Food FDA Class III Terminated Undeclared allergen

An Pan bun is a sweet roll filled with sweet red bean paste, stamped with black sesame seeds on top. Product is packaged in clear polypropylene bag, heat sealed with white labels on front and back. Net wt. 2.9pz. UPC 854077007055. The affected label states "**INGREDIENTS: Azuki Filling (Sugar, wat

OYATSUPAN BAKERS Published Jan 8, 2025

Risk level

Class III

Unlikely to cause harm, but violates labeling or manufacturing rules.

Severity score 25/100

What should you do?

  • Check whether you have this product, using the lot codes, UPCs, and dates listed below.
  • If you are allergic or sensitive to the ingredient noted, do not eat it — it could cause a serious reaction.
  • Return it to the place of purchase for a refund, or throw it away in a sealed bag so people and animals can’t get to it.
  • Contact OYATSUPAN BAKERS or your place of purchase with questions, and see the source record below for full details.
Reason for recall

The contains statement does not declare sesame. Black sesame seeds are visible on product and the Ingredients Statement declares black sesame seeds.

Hazards

Sesame · primary

Affected products (1)

An Pan bun is a sweet roll filled with sweet red bean paste, stamped with black sesame seeds on top. Product is packaged in clear polypropylene bag, heat sealed with white labels on front and back. Net wt. 2.9pz. UPC 854077007055. The affected label states "**INGREDIENTS: Azuki Filling (Sugar, water, red beans, salt), Unbleached wheat flour ***Unsalted butter, whole eggs, black sesame seeds, nonfat dry milk***CONTAINS: EGGS, MILK, WHEAT ***Made by Oyatsupan Bakers Beaverton, OR.

115 buns

Code info: Best By: 11/27, 11/28, and 11/29.

Affected areas

OregonWashington

Timeline

  1. Initiated
    Nov 27, 2024
  2. Published
    Jan 8, 2025
  3. Terminated
    Jan 27, 2025
Recall number
F-0321-2025
Agency
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Country
US
Source data (openFDA JSON) About FDA enforcement reports

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