The alert includes 5.9-ounce trays of “nurture life KIDS MEALS CHICKEN PARM WITH SUPER VEGGIE SPAGHETTI” with “enjoy by” dates ranging from Jan. 9 to March 1.
Packages didn’t have USDA marks of inspection. They were sold online and shipped directly to consumers.
The FSIS said the company noticed the problem during an internal audit.
Any consumer with the kids meals in their refrigerators or freezers are urged not to eat them, but throw them away or return them.
Consumers with questions about the alert can contact Nuture Life Inc. co-founder Jennifer Chow at jchow@nuturelife.com or 312-517-1888.
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