Thousands of M&M’s packages recalled by FDA across nearly two dozen states
Thousands of candy packages recalled for undeclared allergens
- Thousands of M&M's products are being recalled across 20 U.S. states due to missing allergen warnings for milk, soy and peanuts.
- Over 6,000 units were repackaged by Beacon Promotions Inc. without the necessary advisories, prompting the recall.
- The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) classified this as a Class II recall, indicating potential temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences for allergic individuals.
- The candies are safe for consumption by those without allergies; the recall specifically targets consumers sensitive to milk, soy or peanuts.
- Affected products include M&M's Peanut candies with a “Make Your Mark” label and specific lot codes, distributed under various promotional brands.
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