The FDA classifies chocolate to the most severe level

Food and Drug Administration has reclassed a recall of chocolate products to its most serious level.

On December 12, 2024, Cal Yee Farm issued LLC from Suisun Valley, California, a recall for several of its chocolate and yogurt-covered products as well as his trail mix and toffee due to unclear allergens.

“People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to milk, soy, wheat, sesame, FD & C #6 and almonds risk severe or life -threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products,” according to a release from Cal Yee Farm that was published on FDA’s web site at the time.

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The products were sold in nine states – California, Arizona, Virginia, New Mexico, Texas, Tennessee, Oregon, Ohio and Pennsylvania – says release.

The company also runs an online store.

The FDA has now designated a recall of chocolate on the level “Class I”. (Reuters/Andrew Kelly/File Photo)

In January 29 weekly enforcement report, the FDA classified the recall of eight Cal Yee Farm Products as a “class in” designation.

A “class I” addition is “a situation where there is a reasonable likelihood that the use of or exposure to a violation product will cause serious negative health consequences or death,” according to the FDA website.

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These eight products involved are:

• Cal Yee’s Dark Chocolate Almonds
• Cal Yee’s Tropical Trail Mix (different nuts and dried fruits)
• Cal Yee’s Cajun Sesame Hot Sticks
• Cal Yee’s New Orleans Hot Mix
• Cal Yee’s Dark Chocolate Raisins
• Cal yee yard dark chocolate apricots
• Cal yee’s yogurt coated almonds
• Cal Yee’s Dark Chocolate Walnuts

The chocolate-covered almonds from the company (not depicted) were recalled due to the presence of a non-declared allergen. (istock)

All except Cal Yee’s Cajun Sesame Hot Sticks and New Orleans Hot Mix products were recalled due to non -declared milk.

Cajun Sesame Hot Sticks and New Orleans Hot Mix were both recalled due to non -declared wheat and soybean oil, the FDA’s website said.

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Two fruit basket products, different butter toffee products and a mango with chili product that was part of the initial recall message, was not included in FDA’s latest enforcement report and has not been classified.

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No diseases related to sweets have been reported, says the FDA website.

The recalled products (not depicted) were sold in nine states as well as online. (istock)

“The recall was initiated after an FDA inspection of our facility where it was discovered that products containing milk, soy, wheat, sesame, FD & C #6 and almonds were distributed in packaging that did not reveal the presence of milk, soy, wheat, sesame, FD & C #6 and almonds, “said a release from Cal Yee Farm, released by FDA.

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Those with allergies to these foods and who believe they may have the recalled products, “should not consume the product and should dispose of them or return them to us for a full refund,” the release said.