Orgain is recalling some of its chocolate protein powder due to the potential presence of undeclared peanut residue.

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It was distributed across the country to retail stores and also sold online.

This isnt the first recall from Orgain over an allergen residue either.

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The recall was initiated after a customer had an allergic reaction, according to the notice.

No other illnesses have been reported at this time.

The recalled protein powder comes in a plastic tub with a blue label.

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Why is this recall dangerous?

(Thats roughly 6 million people.)

For them, navigating meals can feel like a landmine.

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How did peanut residue end up in protein powder?

One is shared equipment.

Manufacturing facilities often process multiple products on the same equipment, Detwiler explains.

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Another mismanagement of ingredients.

People rely on ingredient labels to make safe food choices.

When allergens are not declared, consumers unknowingly expose themselves to potentially deadly risks, he says.

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you could also contact Orgain directly for a full refund at 888-881-4246 or[email protected].

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