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Abbott Laboratories Recall: Potential leaking/pinholes in bottle
🇺🇸 United States
TerminatedClass II
Company
Abbott Laboratories
Product
Abbott Jevity Complete, Balanced Nutrition with Fiber Ready…
Recall date
July 3, 2022
Terminated
June 9, 2023
Source
FDA
Reason for recall
Potential leaking/pinholes in bottle
- Recall initiated
- Reported by source
- Recall terminated
Recalled products
Product description
UPC
Quantity
Lot / code information
Abbott Jevity Complete, Balanced Nutrition with Fiber Ready to Hang enteral feeding container 1.5 Cal (for tube feeding) 1000 mL 8-33.8 FL OZ (1L) Bottles 270 FL OZ (8L) Liter UPC: 7007462681 62681
7007462681
179 cases (1,432 bottles)
41819RN00 Expiration Date: 06/01/23
Distribution
Distributed to consignees in MD
NY
AL
FL
MA
NJ
and MI
Official source record
Agency
FDA
Dataset
FDA Food Enforcement (Recalls)
Recall number
F-1575-2022
Event ID
90674
Status
Terminated
Classification
Class II
Company
Abbott Laboratories
Product description
Abbott Jevity Complete, Balanced Nutrition with Fiber Ready to Hang enteral feeding container 1.5 Cal (for tube feeding) 1000 mL 8-33.8 FL OZ (1L) Bottles 270 FL OZ (8L) Liter UPC: 7007462681 62681
Quantity
179 cases (1,432 bottles)
Reason
Potential leaking/pinholes in bottle
Recall initiation date
July 3, 2022
Report date
August 31, 2022
Classification date
Not published in this source record
Termination date
June 9, 2023
Distribution pattern
Distributed to consignees in MD, NY, AL, FL, MA, NJ, and MI
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Distributed
No data published
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State
Distributed
Maryland
1
New York
1
Alabama
1
Florida
1
Massachusetts
1
New Jersey
1
Michigan
1
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