Which food products were recalled in the United States in September 2026 for undeclared allergens?

The FDA Enforcement Report lists seven food recalls for undeclared allergens between September 9 and September 16, 2026, from seven brands: L-Nutra, Ferrero USA, Exotique Foods Canada, Fayus, Marina Del Rey Foods, Savor Seasonings and Prince Bakery.

What is the common risk in these recalls?

All seven recalls involve undeclared major allergens, with milk named in five of the seven cases, wheat in one and tree nuts in another, under the FALCPA labelling regime and FSMA preventive controls.

What happens if a recalled product stays on sale?

A food misbranded by an undeclared major allergen is subject to recall and market withdrawal, and to FDA mandatory-recall authority under FSMA.

US: 7 undeclared allergen recalls in Sept 2026: what brands must check

The US FDA Enforcement Report lists seven food recalls for undeclared allergens between September 9 and September 16, 2026, four of them classified serious, with milk the undeclared substance in five of the seven cases. The recalled products span a cocoa spread, marshmallow confectionery, veggie chips, an instant yam, plant-based puffs, a cheddar seasoning and a Spanish-style bread, from seven distinct brands, five manufactured in the United States and two imported from Canada.

US food manufacturers and brands using milk-derived ingredients, importers of Canadian-made food, distributors, retailers and online marketplaces carrying the affected SKUs must immediately check stock and online listings against the seven recalled products, verify milk-allergen labelling (the Contains statement) and supplier test reports for milk in plant-based and non-dairy formulations, and review labels under FALCPA and FSMA preventive controls, or face recall and market withdrawal of the affected products and FDA mandatory-recall authority for food misbranded by an undeclared major allergen.

Window : September 9 to 16, 2026
Alerts : 7 recalls (4 serious), 5 US-made products and 2 imported from Canada
Risk : undeclared allergen, milk in 5 of 7 cases (also wheat and tree nuts)
Product family : food (spreads, snacks, seasonings, baked goods, instant yam)
Legal basis : FALCPA major-allergen labelling and FSMA preventive controls and mandatory recall
Official source : FDA Enforcement Report, recall event 99675

What was recalled

Date	Product	Brand	Risk	Measure
September 16, 2026	Prolon Everyday Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread	L-Nutra Inc	Undeclared allergen	Recall ongoing
September 16, 2026	Fannie May & XO Marshmallow Pixie S'mores Collection	Ferrero USA	Undeclared allergen	Recall ongoing
September 16, 2026	Momchipz Gluten Free Veggie Chips, Broccoli & Cauliflower	EXOTIQUE FOODS CANADA	Undeclared allergen	Recall ongoing
September 9, 2026	OLA-OLA Pounded Yam (Iyan)	Fayus Inc.	Undeclared allergen	Recall ongoing
September 9, 2026	Frankie's Organic Plant-Based Puffs Vegan Cheddar	Marina Del Rey Foods inc.	Undeclared allergen	Recall terminated
September 9, 2026	Organic Cheddar Type Seasoning	Savor Seasonings LLC	Undeclared allergen	Recall ongoing
September 9, 2026	Prince Pan de Manteca, Spanish Style	Prince Bakery Inc	Undeclared allergen	Recall ongoing

The pattern

All seven recalls target undeclared major allergens, with milk named in five of the seven danger texts (one also naming pecans), wheat in one and tree nuts (hazelnut, cashew and pistachio) in another. Three of the milk cases describe the product as plant-based, vegan or gluten-free, and the danger texts record that those products tested positive for undeclared milk, which points to milk cross-contamination on non-dairy production lines as a plausible common root cause. That is not confirmed by a single FDA finding and is noted as material, not as an established fact.

The recalls sit under the FALCPA major-allergen labelling regime, where milk, wheat and tree nuts are major allergens whose presence must appear in the Contains statement, and under FSMA preventive controls, which makes a food misbranded by an undeclared major allergen subject to recall and to FDA mandatory-recall authority. Five of the seven products originate in the United States and two are imported from Canada, so both domestic manufacturers and importers carry exposure.

Who is exposed

The exposed actors are US food manufacturers and brands using milk-derived ingredients in spreads, snacks, seasonings and baked goods, including Ferrero USA, L-Nutra Inc, Prince Bakery Inc, Savor Seasonings LLC and Fayus Inc., plus US importers of Canadian-made food (Exotique Foods Canada and Marina Del Rey Foods), and the distributors, retailers and online marketplaces that list the affected SKUs. The recalling brands are the named parties; the audience of this briefing is every other food business selling the same product types into the US market under the same allergen-labelling regime.

What to check now

Check stock and online listings against the seven recalled SKUs and remove any matching product from sale.
Verify the Contains statement on every label for milk, wheat and tree nuts, including plant-based, vegan, gluten-free and non-dairy lines.
Review supplier test reports and allergen controls for milk cross-contamination on shared production lines.
Confirm that incoming Canadian-made products carry compliant US allergen labelling under FALCPA before distribution.
Check that the food safety plan and preventive controls under FSMA cover undeclared-allergen hazards and recall procedures.

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