H-E-B Food Recall Warning: Why These 3 Foods Were Pulled Off Shelves

H-E-B has made headlines in the past few months for mass recalls of food products. The Texas grocery chain had issued the voluntary recall of three food items to prevent any health hazard to the public. The recalls included Sunfed's fresh cucumbers, Treehouse's waffle products (frozen toaster waffle, Belgian waffle, and pancake products, and BrucePac's ready-to-eat meat products.

The recalls were made due to potential contamination of the food products after inspection by health authorities. The companies promptly recalled and did not report any illnesses due to consumption.

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H-E-B recalled three foods off their shelves in the past few months

Grocery chains often partner with brands to bring the best ingredients and products. Unfortunately, due to multiple reasons, including packaging issues, products can get exposed to contamination. Owing to due diligence by health authorities like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS), food recalls prevent health hazards to the public. Here is a look at the most recent recalls made by the H-E-B grocery chain.

Sunfed owners, Treehouse and BruePac quickly recalled their products from the grocery chains. Additionally, they did not report any illnesses from the mentioned products. Each brand also released a press statement to reiterate their safety regulations and noted that they would comply strictly with health authority orders.

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Customers are advised to keep checking the H-E-B newsroom website for any updates on product recalls. If you have come across any of the products that may be from the recalled batch, it is recommended you discard them.