All articles tagged with #customer safety
Chick-fil-A has issued a warning to customers who purchased Polynesian sauce with sell-by dates between May 1 and June 30, 2024, due to potential allergen concerns. The company advised customers to discard the sauce and contact Chick-fil-A for a refund. This recall was initiated after it was discovered that the sauce may contain an undeclared allergen, specifically wheat.
Charles Olsen, a man with a severe milk allergy, is suing McDonald's after an errant slice of cheese on his Big Mac caused an anaphylactic reaction, leading to a hospital visit. Despite still eating at McDonald's, he no longer trusts the restaurant to follow his order specifics and now only orders plain burgers. Olsen hopes his story raises awareness about food allergies and emphasizes the need for better training for restaurant employees to prevent similar incidents.
Trader Joe's has issued a recall for their multigrain crackers with sunflower and flax seeds due to potential metal contamination. The affected crackers, with expiration dates between March 1-5, 2024, should be disposed of immediately. The company has removed all affected products from stores and customers can return them for a full refund. No injuries have been reported, and customers can contact Trader Joe's Customer Relations for further assistance.
Giant Eagle has issued a recall for certain ground beef products sold at their McCandless store due to the potential presence of small plastic fragments. The recall affects various ground beef items, and the company has contacted customers who may be affected. There have been no reports of illness related to these products, and customers with questions can contact Giant Eagle Customer Care.
Ameren Illinois has provided a status update on power restoration efforts in various areas across the state, including Champaign. Since severe weather hit the state on June 29, the company has restored around 165,000 customer outages. As of July 2, approximately 56,000 customers are still without power in 80 counties. Ameren Illinois is coordinating with local and state officials to safely restore service, and they have a total of 2,800 workers involved in restoration efforts. The company is urging customers to check on those with special needs and providing safety tips for dealing with power outages.