Cardona Foods recalls foodservice flour tortillas for undeclared milk and lard
By Tortilla News Staff · · 2 min read
Cardona Foods of Fort Worth, Texas, recalled about 9,302 cases of uncooked foodservice flour tortillas for undeclared milk and lard, FDA Class II report F-1155-2024 shows (reported April 24, 2024). The tortillas went to restaurants in Texas and one in Oklahoma.
Firm
Cardona Foods · Fort Worth, TX
Hazard
Undeclared milk (whey) & lard
Volume
~9,302 cases
Class
II · F-1155-2024
Food Poisoning Bulletin’s April 24, 2024, summary of FDA Enforcement Report F-1155-2024 says Cardona Foods, Inc., of Fort Worth, Texas, recalled uncooked flour tortillas sold primarily to restaurants in Texas and to one Oklahoma location.
Affected codes include FTC010 Flour Tortilla 6 Taco Casa and FTC030 Flour Tortilla 10 Taco Casa, manufactured Jan. 2 and Feb. 12, 2024 — about 9,302 cases. The hazard is undeclared milk (whey) and undeclared lard. Classification is Class II.
No standalone FDA company-announcement page was located for this recall; the enforcement-report record is the primary public source.
Operators should pull the F-1155-2024 enforcement entry for lot/code detail and disposition language.
