A select number of Tru Fru products have been recalled nationwide, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Monday.
The items may contain metal, which can cause serious internal injuries if consumed.
Here’s how to know if the recall affects your snacks.
The recall affects the following freeze-dried Tru Fru products:
Tru Fu Freeze Dried Strawberries In Dark & White Chocolate, 3.4 oz.
- Item number: 10300458
- UPC: 850048358270
- First four digits/letters of manufacturing code: 517B, 517C, 517D, 517E, 517F, 518D, 518E, 518F, 519A, 519B, 524A, 524B, 524C, 529C, 529D, 529E, 530C, 530D, 530E, 531A, 531B, 531C, 531D, 531E, 532A, and 532B
Tru Fu Freeze Dried Strawberries In Dark & White Chocolate, 1.7 oz.
- Item number: 10300442
- UPC: 850048358331
- First four digits/letters of manufacturing code: 514A, 514B, 514C, 514D, 525A, 525B, 525C, 526B, 526C, 526D, 526E, 526F, 521C, 521D, 521E, 522B, 522C, 522D, 522E, 524D, 524E, 525A, 525B, 525C, 525D, 525E, and 526A
Tru Fu Freeze Dried Strawberries In Dark & White Chocolate, 13 oz.
- Item number: 10300474
- UPC: 850048358379
- First four digits/letters of manufacturing code: 515A, 516B, and 516C
Tru Fru Freeze Dried Strawberries & Crème, 3.4 oz.
- Item number: 10300455
- UPC: 850048358249
- First four digits/letters of manufacturing code: 520B, 520C, 520D, 520E, 520F, 521A, 524C, 524D, and 524E
The products were sold online and in-store at retailers including, but not limited to: Albertsons, CVS, Food Lion, H-E-B, Hungryroot, Ingles Markets, Kroger, Stew Leonard’s, and Target.
Georgia Nut Company, a third-party manufacturer of Tru Fru, initiated the recall after a customer reported metal in the products.
According to the FDA, hard or sharp foreign objects in food can cause traumatic injuries. This may include laceration of the mouth, tongue, throat, stomach, and intestine, as well as damage to the teeth and gums.
So far, there have been no injuries reported in connection to the recalled products.
If you’ve recently purchased a Tru Fru product, check to see if it’s under recall. If so, do not eat it—throw it away and fill out this form for reimbursement.
If you’ve already eaten one of the recalled products and you’re concerned about injuries, contact a healthcare provider.
