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FLAVORx Sweetening Enhancer , the product is packaged as follows: Fillmaster Auto Sweetening Enhancer AQ, 4oz Bottle, Lot #3281712 / Exp. Date 12/2018 Fillmaster Auto Sweetening Enhancer AQ, 4oz Bottle, Lot #4281712 / Exp. Date 03/2019 Fillmaster Auto Sweetening Enhancer AQ, 4oz Bottle, Lot #5181712 / Exp. Date 03/2019 Fillmaster Auto Sweetening Enhancer AQ, 4oz Bottle, Lot #8151712 / Exp. Date 03/2019 Fillmaster Auto Sweetening Enhancer AQ, 4oz Bottle, Lot #8311712 / Exp. Date 03/2019 Fillmaster Auto Sweetening Enhancer AQ, 4oz Bottle, Lot #9011712 / Exp. Date 03/2019 #50 per box 4oz bottles Package type: Amber Glass Boston Round Bottles FLAVORx Inc. · reported 2017-12-13

Terminated This recall has been closed out by the agency.

Reason for recall
FLAVORx Inc. has decided to recall the following product FLAVORx Sweetening Enhancer, which is a food additive used as a Pharmacy Compounding Material, because of subsequent testing of the product in there ongoing stability program indicated that there was microbial growth in their sweetening enhancer product.
Classification
Class II
Recall initiated
2017-10-13
Reported by the agency
2017-12-13
Closed out (terminated)
2018-01-02
Recalling firm
FLAVORx Inc.
Columbia, MD
United States

This is the firm that issued the recall — commonly a distributor or processor. It is not the origin of contamination.

Distribution (the agency's own words)
Thru out the United Sates and two foreign countries
States we parsed from that text
could not be parsed

No state list could be read from the agency's text. Absence here is not evidence the product stayed put.

Food category
uncategorised

Assigned by a reviewed keyword rulebook over the product description, not by the agency.

Recall type
Voluntary: Firm initiated
Recall number
F-0428-2018

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