Last month, a Class 1 recall was issued for Lay’s Classic Potato Chips sold in Oregon and Washington due to undeclared milk allergen. The recall was prompted by the potential risk of severe allergic reactions for individuals sensitive to milk, and it was officially announced on December 16 or 18, 2024.
- Lay's Classic Potato Chips recall issued
- Class 1 recall indicates highest severity
- Undeclared milk poses allergy risk
- Affected bags sold in Oregon, Washington
- No adverse reactions reported yet
- Recall affects specific bags only
The FDA classified this recall as a Class 1 risk, indicating the highest level of severity. A total of 6,344 bags are affected, which were sold from early November until the recall announcement. No adverse reactions have been reported as of now.
The recall of Lay’s Classic Potato Chips highlights significant food safety concerns regarding allergen labeling. The affected bags, which have a “guaranteed fresh” date of February 11, 2024, were distributed solely in Oregon and Washington. Consumers with milk allergies or sensitivities are particularly at risk if they consume these products.
Key details of the recall include:
- Recall issued for 6,344 bags of Lay’s Classic Potato Chips.
- Sold in Oregon and Washington from early November to December 2024.
- Class 1 recall indicates a serious risk of health consequences.
As of the latest updates, no adverse health effects have been reported from consumers who may have eaten the affected chips. The FDA continues to monitor the situation to ensure consumer safety. Consumers are advised to check their products against the recall notice and return any affected items to the place of purchase.
This recall serves as a reminder of the importance of accurate labeling in food products, especially for those with food allergies. Consumers are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any adverse reactions to the FDA.
