Windsor Quality Food recalls meat lasagna in the US

Windsor Quality Food is recalling 96,408lbs of meat lasagna products that contain egg and soy, both known allergens that were not mentioned on the product packaging, according to the US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS).

The issue was identified after the company received complaints from two consumers. It may have occurred after a meat lasagna product was packaged in a cheese lasagna carton by mistake.

The recalled products include retail cartons of ‘Safeway Select Five Cheese Lasagna’ bearing a package code of 4 April 2013, as well as shipping cases of ‘Safeway Select Meat Lasagna’ with a best-by date of 4 April 2013.

According to FSIS, this recall is classified as Class I, which indicates a health hazard with reasonable probability of adverse health consequences or death from the consumption of the product.

Produced on 4 April 2012, the products were shipped to retail establishments in Alaska, California, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Texas, Washington and Virginia.

FSIS and Windsor Quality Food have not received any reports of adverse reactions linked to the consumption of these products.

The agency has, however, advised individuals who are concerned about an illness from the consumption of these products to contact a healthcare provider.

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Image: Windsor Quality Food initiated the recall after it received complaints from two consumers, who found that the meat lasagna contained allergens not mentioned on the product packaging. Photo: FSIS.