Mars Food US

Complete recall history across all FDA and CPSC categories — 15 total recalls

Mars Food US appears in recall records across 1 category. This page consolidates all FDA food, drug, and medical device enforcement actions, plus CPSC consumer product recalls associated with this company. Recall data is sourced from openFDA and CPSC public databases.

Food Recalls (15)

FDA food safety enforcement actions by Mars Food US

Date Product Reason Class
Feb 6, 2015 UNCLE BEN'S(R) Ready Rice(R) ORIGINAL, ENRICHED LONG GRAIN WHITE RICE, Net Wt... UNCLE BENS(R) Ready to Heat Pouches have the potential for containing metal f... Class II
Feb 6, 2015 UNCLE BEN'S(R) Ready Rice(R) BUTTER & GARLIC FLAVORED, Net Wt 8.8 oz (250 g), UNCLE BENS(R) Ready to Heat Pouches have the potential for containing metal f... Class II
Feb 6, 2015 UNCLE BEN'S(R) Ready Rice(R) ROASTED CHICKEN FLAVORED with Carrots and Herbs,... UNCLE BENS(R) Ready to Heat Pouches have the potential for containing metal f... Class II
Feb 6, 2015 UNCLE BEN'S(R) Ready Rice(R) BEEF FLAVOR with carrots and herbs, Net Wt 8.5 o... UNCLE BENS(R) Ready to Heat Pouches have the potential for containing metal f... Class II
Feb 6, 2015 UNCLE BEN'S(R) Ready Rice(R) NEW ORLEANS STYLE RED BEANS & RICE, with a blend... UNCLE BENS(R) Ready to Heat Pouches have the potential for containing metal f... Class II
Jul 16, 2014 Uncle Ben's(R) Ready Rice GARDEN VEGETABLE, with PEAS, CARROTS, AND CORN, NET... Some pouches were filled with a different product that contains barley, a non... Class II
Feb 28, 2014 UNCLE BEN's(R) READY RICE(R) Original Enriched Long Grain White Rice, 8.8 oz.... Voluntary recall was initiated after identifying a number of packages with pu... Class II
Feb 6, 2014 Uncle Ben's (R), Infused(R) Rice Pilaf, net weight 5 LB (2.27kg), Distribute... Reports of mild flushing reaction after consumption of product led to concern... Class II
Feb 6, 2014 Uncle Ben's (R), Infused(R) Rice Spanish Flavor, net weight 25 LB (11.34 kg),... Reports of mild flushing reaction after consumption of product led to concern... Class II
Feb 6, 2014 Uncle Ben's (R), Infused(R) Rice Saffron Flavor, net weight 5 LB (2.27kg), Di... Reports of mild flushing reaction after consumption of product led to concern... Class II
Feb 6, 2014 Uncle Ben's (R), Infused(R) Rice Mexican Flavor, net weight 5 LB (2.27 kg) an... Reports of mild flushing reaction after consumption of product led to concern... Class II
Feb 6, 2014 Uncle Ben's (R), Infused(R) Rice Garlic & Butter Flavor, net weight 5 LB (2.... Reports of mild flushing reaction after consumption of product led to concern... Class II
Feb 6, 2014 Uncle Ben's (R), Infused(R) Rice Roasted Chicken Flavor, net weight 5 LB (2.2... Reports of mild flushing reaction after consumption of product led to concern... Class II
Feb 6, 2014 Uncle Ben's (R), Infused(R) Rice Cheese Flavor, net weight 5 LB (2.27 kg), Di... Reports of mild flushing reaction after consumption of product led to concern... Class II
Dec 27, 2013 Uncle Ben's (R), Infused(R) Rice Mexican Flavor rice, NET WT 5 LB (2.27 kg), ... The firm received reports of flushing reactions after consumption of product ... Class II

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