Contaminated Noodles and Chili Recalled
Week of August 06, 2007
Servicemembers and their families are being warned by the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) to check their home food supplies to ensure they do not eat recently recalled food products made by Castleberry Food Co. and noodles made by Nissin Foods. Commissary patrons who have any of the products dispose of them and return the product label to the store from which they purchased it for a full refund. For more information on the latest food product recalls, visit the DeCA Food Alerts web page.
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