A manufacturer has recalled over 30,000 cases of the noodle product after discovering traces of an undeclared allergen in some items.
Over 37,000 cases of a frozen noodle product produced by the manufacturer Sun Noodle have been recalled after the company found traces of undeclared egg white powder in some some of its items.According to a release from the company, the product, S&S Cup Saimin—Noodles with Soup & Garnishes, is a frozen noodle item that is sold in 'ready-to-heat cups' along with a separate fish cake.
The lot codes of the affected products include any increments between 1623129 to 1623365 and 1624001 to 1624129. In total, Sun Noodle said that 37,158 cases of the Saimin cups have been affected.No illnesses related to the contaminated product have been reported, said Sun Noodle.'We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or concern this may cause and assure our customers that we are taking all necessary steps to ensure the safety and quality of our products,' the company added.
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