The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has updated the MadeGood granola bar recall, classifying it as a Class II recall in February. The recall, originally issued in December due to possible metal contamination, affected over 2 million cases of MadeGood granola bars sold at various stores including Amazon, Target, Whole Foods, Wegmans, and CVS. The recalled products included various flavors such as chocolate chip, cookies & creme, and mixed berry. Customers who purchased the affected granola bars were advised to return them to the retailer for a full refund. MadeGood stated that the recall was a precautionary measure to ensure customer safety, as there was a small risk of metal contamination in products manufactured between January and November 2024. Despite no reported injuries, the company conducted an investigation to identify and correct the issue in the manufacturing process. MadeGood mentioned that they have implemented new processes to prevent any future incidents and ensure product safety. Customers were encouraged to return the recalled products for a refund, and the company assured that the issue has been resolved to prevent any further risks.
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