Chocolate Fudge Recall Issued Over Possible Mold

Authentik Fudge has recalled its Chocolate Fudge product over possible mold growth contamination.

At a Glance

Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) announced a recall of Authentik Fudge chocolate fudge with nuts due to possible mold contamination.
The products were distributed at TJ Maxx and Marshalls stores nationwide, including Mesa County.
The recall was initiated after a consumer complaint and discovery of mold in sealed products at the manufacturing location.
No illnesses have been reported in connection to this recall.

Details of the Recall

Authentik Fudge has issued a recall for its Chocolate Fudge with Nuts product due to potential mold contamination. Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) announced the recall after receiving a consumer complaint and discovering mold in sealed products at the manufacturing location. MCPH is urging consumers to check their purchases and either dispose of the product or return it to the store for a full refund. The recalled product was distributed nationwide, including Mesa County, through TJ Maxx and Marshalls stores.

This recall specifically targets the 5.6-ounce boxes of MONTREAL FUDGE Chocolate Fudge with Nuts. The affected lot numbers are: Lot 0241500805 with expiration date of 2025/MR/01, Lot 0241690105 with expiration date of 2025/MR/17, and Lot 0241690205 with expiration date of 2025/MR/17. Authentik Fudge of Sainte-Julie, Quebec, Canada, is stressing that no other products from their line are impacted by this recall.

RECALL ALERT: Some packages of fudge sold at Marshalls and TJ Maxx are being recalled due to potential mold growth contamination. MORE:https://t.co/042BNV1u62

— Lindsey Mastis (@LindseyMastis) August 23, 2024

Immediate Action for Consumers

Consumers who have purchased the recalled fudge are strongly advised to destroy it or return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. The recall was announced by the FDA and includes 840 units of the product. The items were distributed between June 19 and June 20, 2024, through the Marshalls and TJ Maxx chains across 40 states including Arizona, California, Colorado, and many others.

What to Do If You Have Health Concerns

At this point, no illnesses have been reported in connection with the recalled fudge. However, consumers experiencing health concerns after consuming the product should promptly contact their healthcare provider. For additional information, consumers can visit the FDA website or contact Authentik Fudge/Montreal Fudge directly via their provided email and phone contact details.