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FDA source record Class III Terminated

An Pan bun is a sweet roll filled with sweet red bean paste, stamped with black sesame seeds on top. Product is packaged in clear polypropylene bag, heat sealed with white label...

Recall Date: 2024-11-27 Recalling Firm: OYATSUPAN BAKERS Record Ref: F-0321-2025

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This FDA record concerns An Pan bun is a sweet roll filled with sweet red bean paste, stamped with black sesame seeds on top. Product is packaged in clear polypropylene bag, heat sealed with white label... and names OYATSUPAN BAKERS as the recalling firm. Use the source fields below to narrow the match, then verify the exact item and current remedy on the issuing-agency page.

  • Firm: OYATSUPAN BAKERS
  • Classification: Class III
  • Status: Terminated
  • Recall date: 2024-11-27
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Product Description & Identification

An Pan bun is a sweet roll filled with sweet red bean paste, stamped with black sesame seeds on top. Product is packaged in clear polypropylene bag, heat sealed with white labels on front and back. Net wt. 2.9pz. UPC 854077007055. The affected label states "**INGREDIENTS: Azuki Filling (Sugar, water, red beans, salt), Unbleached wheat flour ***Unsalted butter, whole eggs, black sesame seeds, nonfat dry milk***CONTAINS: EGGS, MILK, WHEAT ***Made by Oyatsupan Bakers Beaverton, OR.

Reason for Recall / Hazard Identified

The contains statement does not declare sesame. Black sesame seeds are visible on product and the Ingredients Statement declares black sesame seeds.

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distributed in OR and WA.

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Source ID
F-0321-2025
Indexed update
2026-08-09 21:59:13 UTC
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