Frito-Lay chip recall upgraded to Class 1 due to undeclared milk allergen
Frito-Lay has upgraded the recall of its Tostitos Cantina-style chips to Class 1 after a milk allergen was found. The recall affects over 1,300 bags sold across multiple states.
Frito-Lay’s recall of Tostitos Cantina-style corn chips has been upgraded to the most severe classification by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Initially issued on March 26, the recall affects over 1,300 bags of chips due to the presence of an undeclared milk allergen.
The chips, sold in multiple states, now fall under the FDA’s Class 1 category, indicating a serious health hazard that could result in severe allergic reactions or even death.
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Tostitos chip's recall
It seems that Tostitos Cantina-style tortilla chips may unintentionally contain nacho cheese tortilla chips with an undeclared milk allergen. While this is not risky to most individuals, for those with a milk allergy or severe milk sensitivity; eating these chips could lead to a very life-threatening allergic reaction.
Tostitos Cantina-style tortilla chips are being classified as a Class 1 recall by the FDA. Photo: Penn Live
This recall is classified by the FDA as a Class 1, the most urgent level of recall, due to the significant health risk.
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Which Tostitos bags are being recalled?
- Product: 13-ounce bags of Tostitos Cantina-style corn chips
- States: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, and several others.
- UPC code: 2840052848
- Freshness date: May 20, 2025
If you have already purchased these chips and have a sensitivity towards milk, it is important you don't consume this product. Frito-Lay is offering further information through their contact page and by calling this number: 800-352-4477
