A significant recall was issued for Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style half-loaf bread due to undeclared hazelnuts, triggering severe allergy concerns. The contaminated loaves were distributed to over 2,500 stores in 12 states. The bread, packaged in 12-ounce clear plastic bags, included a July 13, 2025 expiration date and specific UPC codes. A statement from Kroger warned of potential severe reactions for those allergic to tree nuts. The recall resulted from a packaging error during production, despite the presence of a general allergen warning on the label.
Roughly 883 mislabeled loaves of Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style half-loaf bread containing undeclared hazelnuts were distributed to over 2,500 stores across 12 states.
Hazelnuts can trigger severe, life-threatening reactions in individuals with nut allergies, leading to concerns following the discovery in the affected bread.
The contaminated bread was sold in 12-ounce bags with a July 13, 2025 expiration, and multiple lot codes were identified in the recall.
Hartford Bakery Inc admitted to using the wrong packaging during a production changeover, allowing the nut-containing bread to be shipped without proper warnings.
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