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FDA recalls 180,000 cans of soup sold at Walmart - the-sun.com

Amy's Kitchen has issued a voluntary recall for over 184,000 cans of lentil soup following reports of a potential product defect.

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The brief

Amy's Kitchen is recalling 184,200 cans of lentil soup due to a defect that may lead to potential spoilage. The products were distributed to retailers across 28 states.

Coverage from People, The Healthy, USA Today, NBC Bay Area, and The Sun emphasizes that the recall was initiated to address concerns over container integrity. While some reports mention sales at Walmart, the full scope of affected retail locations is summarized as reaching 28 states.

Future reports are expected to clarify specific batch numbers and identifying markings for consumers. Coverage does not yet specify if any illnesses have been linked to the recalled product or how consumers should handle the return process.

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Quick answers

What product is being recalled?

Amy's Kitchen lentil soup.

Why was the recall initiated?

A potential defect in the cans may lead to spoilage.

How many cans are affected?

Reports indicate 184,200 cans are subject to the recall.

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