General Mills Recalls Certain Granola Bars After Mislabeling

General Mills Inc. (GIS) is voluntarily recalling a single day's
production of its almond sweet and salty granola bars, saying a
packaging error had occurred and some of the bars may contain peanuts,
an allergen.
The company is recalling its six-count Almond Nature
Valley Sweet & Salty Nut Granola Bars carton labeled "Better If Used
By 26FEB2013". The company said that some of its individually-wrapped
peanut granola bars were inadvertently slipped into some of the
packages.
The almond granola bar package does contain a statement
indicating that they "may contain peanuts" and there have been no
reports of allergic reactions or illnesses linked to the snack food, the
company said.
Customers allergic to peanuts should not consume the product, and should contact General Mills for a replacement or a refund.
Shares were recently trading down six cents at $40.05. The stock is down 2.1% in the past six months.
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