Bottles of avocado oil are being recalled in the US due to potential breakage and leakage risks. Here's what you need to know to stay safe while cooking.
There's a voluntary recall on some Primal Kitchen Avocado Oil products because the glass bottles might be prone to breakage. This isn't your usual health hazard, but it could lead to cuts and a literal slippery sitch in your kitch.
What Bottles Are At Risk?
Here's the breakdown: The recall only applies to 750-milliliter glass bottles of Primal Kitchen Avocado Oil. If you bought yours online or in stores in the eastern US or California, check the details closely. Look for a UPC code of 8-55232-00719-4 on the individual bottle and a UPC code of 108552320071910000 on the 6-pack case. Most importantly, the "Best When Used By" date should be between 19 AUG 2025 and 21 AUG 2025.
No Injuries So Far
No injuries have been reported so far, but Primal Kitchen is asking folks to toss the affected bottles just in case. If you think you have one, don't try to use it. Just throw it away and contact Primal Kitchen's customer service line at 1-888-774-6259 between 10 am and 6:30 pm ET Monday through Friday for a refund. For news about this and other recalls check the FDA's site for updates.
