Family Dollar Distribution Inc. is recalling 435 consumer health and personal care products shipped from facilities where temperatures weren't appropriate for storage, one of the problems the Food and Drug Administration reported finding in January at the US discount retail chain’s warehouse in Arkansas.
Family Dollar Recalls 435 Consumer Health, Personal Care Products Due To Storage Temps
Firms says products recalled were “inadvertently shipped to certain stores” after “being stored outside of labeled temperature requirements." Recalls include oral products and nasal sprays, oral care products, sunscreen and other topicals, supplements and variety of personal care SKUs.
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