There are many reasons that food products in stores may be recalled. One of the most common, however, has to do with undeclared allergens. In fact, this can be seen with recent recalls of carrot cake and ice cream sandwiches. Now, another product can be added to that recall list for the same reason: sausage. You’ll find this product under the brand Taylor’s Sausage Inc. which is located in Oregon. The company is recalling 74 pounds of its ready-to-eat product called Taylor’s Sausage Hot Landjaeger. This product comes in packs of 12. This recall was made because the food was found to contain soy, an ingredient that was not declared on the product label. To emphasize the severity of this mistake, according to the Food and Drug Administration, soy is one of the nine major allergens. Edwin Jaulani / Pexels So, to find out if you have this recalled sausage, here is more info to help you identify the affected products: Name: Taylor’s Sausage Hot Landjaeger Lot code: 23342-2 Establishment number: 6172 Use-by date: December 8, 2025 Locations sold: California and Oregon At the present time, the Food Safety and Inspection Services (FSIS) confirm that there are no reports of someone having a reaction to this product. That said, the FSIS also warns that these products could still be in people’s homes. If you discover that you have this recalled product, please throw it away or return it at your place of purchase. Markus Spiske / Pexels This 74-Pound Sausage Recall Affects Folks With Soy Allergies If someone who has a soy allergy has consumed this product, it’s important to stay aware of any symptoms that may require medical attention. While reactions vary by person, common severe symptoms include those related to anaphylaxis, which includes: Throat swelling Difficulty breathing Sudden drop in blood preassure Loss of consciousness As always, stay safe, everyone! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Sausage Recall: Dozens Of Products Pulled From Shelves Due To Allergy Risk appeared first on InspireMore.

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