Flowers Foods recalls Nature’s Own Hawaiian Bread over undeclared milk allergen

By Public Technologies
  • Flowers Foods recalled Nature’s Own Hawaiian Bread in 20 oz. and 40 oz. bags over undeclared milk, raising allergy risk.
  • Distribution covered retail customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas.
  • Recall targets specific 20 oz. lots with “Best if used by” dates spanning Oct. 8, 2026 to Oct. 18, 2026.
  • Review of production records flagged missing milk disclosure on some packages; no related illnesses reported.
  • Consumers advised to discard affected product or return it for a full refund.


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