Summary
Paw Patrol and other branded gummy candies have been recalled in four U.S. states due to a potential issue with a color additive that is not approved by the FDA. The recall affects approximately 39,171 units and is classified as low risk, meaning it is unlikely to cause health issues. The recall is being voluntarily conducted by Bendon Publishing, the company behind the products.
Key Facts
- The recall involves Paw Patrol, Mickey Mouse, Stitch, SpongeBob, and Toy Story-branded gummy candies.
- The candies are recalled due to an unapproved color additive, chlorophyllin copper complex.
- The products were distributed in Florida, Texas, Minnesota, and Washington.
- Approximately 39,171 individual units are affected by the recall.
- Bendon Publishing initiated the recall voluntarily on December 3.
- The FDA has classified the recall as a class III, indicating low risk to health.
- No illnesses have been reported in connection with the recall as of December 29.
- Consumers are advised to check FDA notices for updates on the recall.
