Bliss Tree Snack Recall: What You Need to Know

The Bliss Tree snack recall has raised concerns among consumers nationwide. Sri Lakshmi Narasimhar Overseas LLC, based in Edison, New Jersey, has issued a voluntary recall of several Bliss Tree Butter Snack products due to undeclared milk and sesame allergens. This recall affects products distributed across the United States through retail stores, online orders, and Amazon. Food Hygiene Dept+5MyChesCo+5U.S. Food and Drug Administration+5MyChesCo+5RTTNews+5U.S. Food and Drug Administration+5

What Products Are Included in the Bliss Tree Snack Recall?

The following Bliss Tree Butter Snack products are subject to the recall:Patch+8Food Hygiene Dept+8BainbridgeGa.com+8

• Ragi Butter Murukku
  • 200g Box (UPC: 8906087451754)
  • 400g Pouch (UPC: 8906087452829)
• Millet Butter Murukku
  • 200g Box (UPC: 8906087451631)
  • 400g Pouch (UPC: 8906087452850)
• Millet Butter Ribbon Pakoda
  • 200g Box (UPC: 8906087451624)
  • 400g Pouch (UPC: 8906087452843)
• Moringa Butter Murukku
  • 400g Pouch (UPC: 8906087452836)
• Curry Leaves Butter Murukku
  • 400g Pouch (UPC: 8906087452867)
• Millet Butter Karasev
  • 200g Box (UPC: 8906087451686)Food Hygiene Dept+4Food Poisoning Bulletin+4BainbridgeGa.com+4Food Hygiene Dept+3U.S. Food and Drug Administration+3BainbridgeGa.com+3

All affected products have a “Best By” date of May 2025 or earlier. Consumers who have purchased these items are advised not to consume them and to return them to the place of purchase for a full refund. Food Hygiene Dept+5BainbridgeGa.com+5U.S. Food and Drug Administration+5

Why Is the Bliss Tree Snack Recall Important?

The recall was initiated after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) discovered that the products contained milk and sesame, which were not declared on the product labels. This oversight poses a significant health risk to individuals with allergies or sensitivities to these ingredients. Consuming products with undeclared allergens can lead to serious or life-threatening allergic reactions. Newsweek+8BainbridgeGa.com+8U.S. Food and Drug Administration+8MyChesCo

How Did the Issue Occur?

According to the company, the presence of undeclared milk and sesame was discovered during an FDA review of the product labels. The issue was attributed to a temporary breakdown in the company’s packaging processes. Production and distribution of the affected products have been suspended until the problem is corrected. RTTNews+2BainbridgeGa.com+2U.S. Food and Drug Administration+2BainbridgeGa.com+4Patch+4MyChesCo+4MyChesCo+4RTTNews+4U.S. Food and Drug Administration+4

What Should Consumers Do?

If you have purchased any of the recalled Bliss Tree Butter Snack products:

1. Do Not Consume: Avoid eating the product, especially if you have allergies to milk or sesame.
2. Return the Product: Take the product back to the place of purchase for a full refund.
3. Contact the Company: For questions or concerns, contact Sri Lakshmi Narasimhar Overseas LLC at 1-732-675-7935 or email sales@srilno.com. Customer service is available Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM ET. MyChesCo+4Patch+4BainbridgeGa.com+4Food Poisoning Bulletin+6U.S. Food and Drug Administration+6MyChesCo+6BainbridgeGa.com+2MyChesCo+2U.S. Food and Drug Administration+2

FAQs About the Bliss Tree Snack Recall

Q: Are there any reported illnesses related to this recall?
A: As of now, no illnesses have been reported in connection with the recalled products.

Q: Where were the recalled products sold?
A: The products were distributed nationwide through retail stores, online orders at www.bliss-tree.us, and Amazon. MyChesCo+5Patch+5BainbridgeGa.com+5

Q: What allergens are undeclared in these products?
A: The products may contain undeclared milk and/or sesame seeds. RTTNews+2U.S. Food and Drug Administration+2BainbridgeGa.com+2

Q: What is the company doing to address the issue?
A: The company has suspended production and distribution of the affected products and is working with the FDA to ensure the problem is corrected. Newsweek+5Patch+5RTTNews+5

Conclusion

The Bliss Tree snack recall serves as a critical reminder of the importance of accurate food labeling, especially concerning allergens. Consumers with allergies to milk or sesame should be particularly cautious and check their pantries for the affected products. By returning the products and staying informed, consumers can help ensure their safety and well-being.U.S. Food and Drug Administration+4Newsweek+4BainbridgeGa.com+4BainbridgeGa.com+5Patch+5Food Hygiene Dept+5

For more information, visit the FDA’s official recall notice: FDA Recall Notice.