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FDA recalls 180,000 cans of soup sold at Walmart - the-sun.com

Amy's Kitchen has initiated a recall of over 184,000 cans of lentil soup following reports of a potential manufacturing defect.

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The brief

Amy's Kitchen is recalling 184,200 cans of lentil soup due to a defect that may result in product spoilage. The recall affects soup distributed across 28 states.

Coverage from outlets including People.com, USA Today, and NBC Bay Area emphasizes that the action is a safety precaution linked to the identified container defect. Reports note that the products were sold at various retailers, including Walmart.

Future updates are expected to clarify specific batch numbers or product codes. Coverage does not yet specify if the company has received reports of consumer illness or if additional product lines are involved.

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Quick answers

Why was the soup recalled?

The recall was initiated due to a potential defect in the cans, which could lead to spoilage.

How many cans are affected?

Reports state that 184,200 cans are subject to the recall.

Where were the products sold?

The recalled products were distributed across 28 states and sold at retailers including Walmart.

Coverage (5)

People, places & organizations

FDA Walmart Kitchen Recalls Cans of Lentil Soup Due FDA Soup Recall States for Spoilage Worry Amy's Kitchen

Topics

Amy's Kitchen FDA Walmart Product Recall Lentil Soup

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