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A recall of grocery store sushi has been launched over concerns that undisclosed ingredients could cause life-threatening allergies.

On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) shared an announcement concerning the recall from the Geisslers Supermarket regional chain, which operates seven locations in Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Multiple products that were produced for the chain by EZ Noble Sushi and sold this week could contain milk, wheat and eggs—all of which were not listed on the packaging but could cause the potentially deadly condition anaphylaxis for those with allergies.

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"Geisslers Supermarket Inc. of East Windsor CT has issued a recall of all Sushi products produced by EZnoble Sushi for Geisslers Supermarket Inc. produced or purchased on 3/26/2024 and 3/27/2024, with a sell by date of 3/27/2024 and 3/28/2024," the recall announcement states.

"Product is packaged in clear plastic packages with a Geisslers Supermarket Inc. label affixed to the top of the package," it continues. "Type of sushi roll is listed below the Geisslers Supermarket Inc. emblem, and the UPC code is located on the bottom of the label, along with store location."

Packaged sushi recall

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The announcement includes the following list of affected sushi products:

The announcement goes on to say that "a follow up investigation of a recall in 2022 of EZ Noble Sushi for undeclared allergens revealed labeling issues were not corrected."

"Consumers who have purchased sushi at any Geisslers Supermarket Inc. location on 3/26/2024 or 3/27/2024 may return said sushi products at the Geisslers store where it was purchased for a full refund," it continues.

Those wishing to contact the company directly were told to call 860-623-0176 or email office@geisslers.com from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time.

Newsweek reached out for comment to the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection via email on Friday.

Following an EZ Noble Sushi/Geisslers recall in August 2022, Maureen Magnan, Connecticut's deputy commissioner for consumer protection, said in a press release that "properly labeling food products is critical to protecting the health and safety of consumers."

The earlier recall, which resulted in no reported illnesses at the time, was for a seemingly identical problem. However, the previous recall affected only eight different types of sushi, whereas this week's recall included at least 27.

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