Little Bay Baking Corn Bread and Muffin Mix Recall: Risk of Allergic Reaction to Soy

A nationwide recall has been issued for Little Bay Baking Corn Bread and Muffin Mix, which may contain undeclared soy. Individuals who have an allergy or sensitivity to soy could suffer severe or life-threatening allergic reactions if they eat these products. The corn bread and muffin mix was sold under the brand names “Little Bay Baking” and “GFCFDiet” in 12.6 ounce white paper tin tie bag packages.

The Corn Bread and Muffin Mix recall was issued after Little Bay Baking Company of Newmarket, New Hanpshire disclosed that they had discovered that a breakdown in their ordering processes caused traces of soy to be found in the mixes. The packaging does not indicate that the products contain soy

Refunds are being offered to consumers who purchased Little Bay Baking Corn Bread and Muffin Mix. Call (603) 828-7236 or return the product to Little Bay Baking Company, 14 Hilton Drive, Newmarket, NH 03824 for a full refund.

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For individuals who required medical treatment as a result of a severe allergic reaction to the soy contained in these products, they should preserve any remnants of the package if they intend to pursue a food poisoning lawsuit. The package should be marked so that it is not used or eaten and properly stored until after any potential claim has been reviewed with a lawyer.

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