J F C International recalls

Every food recall in the FDA enforcement data involving J F C International. 5 recall events on record since 2019.

Common reasons

Kinds of food

Latest recalls

• J F C International recalls J-Basket Brand: label issue
  September 4, 2024 · J F C International · Other foods Class II

  High levels of Yeast growth and film on top of jarred Kimchi product. Product: J-Basket Brand, Napa Kimchi, Net Wt. 14.1oz. plastic jar container (12 jars per case).

• J F C International recalls WEL-PAC Brand Shrimp Dashi No Moto: label issue
  December 8, 2021 · J F C International · Supplements and infant formula Class I

  Manufacturer notified US supplier that powdered shrimp stock did not declare fish (hydrolyzed protein that contains bonito, sardine and tuna), on the label. Product: WEL-PAC Brand Shrimp…

• J F C International recalls J-Basket Premium Korean Seaweed Snack: label issue
  April 21, 2021 · J F C International · Bakery and snacks Class II

  Wasabi Flavor Seaweed snack is incorrectly packaged in Original Seaweed Flavor package which does not declare FD&C Yellow 5 and FD&C Blue No 1. Product: J-Basket Premium Korean Seaweed…

• J F C International recalls YAGUMO AMANATTO GIFT BOX 6P 6/: contamination
  December 9, 2020 · J F C International · Other foods Class II

  Ama Natto (Sugar coated sweet beans) imported from Japan contains mold or the product may develop mold prior the best before date. Product: YAGUMO AMANATTO GIFT BOX 6P 6/19.01 OZ JAN Code…

• J F C International recalls Kasugai brand Matcha Ame: allergen risk
  August 5, 2020 · J F C International · Candy and chocolate Class II

  Undeclared soybean which is contained in lubricant in candy mold. Product: Kasugai brand Matcha Ame (Green tea candy); 4.58 oz. plastic bag; 2 x 12 individual items per case Product of…

Frequently asked questions

Has J F C International had food recalls?

The FDA enforcement data we hold lists 5 recall events for J F C International, of which 1 recall are Class I (FDA’s highest-risk class).

What are the most common reasons?

labeling and quality (3), other contamination (2), undeclared allergens (1).

Which kinds of food are involved?

other foods (2), supplements and infant formula (1), candy and chocolate (1).

How do I know if my food is affected?

Open the recall and compare the product name, size and lot or date codes with what you have. If it matches, follow the company’s and FDA’s instructions.

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