King Harvest Black Olive Hummus, sold in 10-ounce plastic tubs and distributed in Oregon and Washington, is recalled after aluminum fragments were found. The recall cites a foreign material hazard. Consumers who purchased it should not consume it and should contact Pacific Coast Fresh CO by telephone for a refund or replacement.
Foreign material (aluminum pieces).
Consumers who have purchased this product should not consume it. Contact Pacific Coast Fresh CO for refund or replacement information. Notification method: Telephone
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Brand: King Harvest. Product: Black Olive Hummus. Packaging: 10 oz plastic tubs with clear film seal and lid. UPC: 025726311216. Best By Date: 3/2/2026. Manufacturer: Pacific Coast Fresh CO. Distribution: Oregon and Washington. Quantity recalled: 319 containers. Recall date: 2026-02-24. Status: Active. Classification: Class II. Sold at: Not specified. Price: Not specified.
Foreign material aluminum pieces were found in the hummus. Ingestion or consumption could pose a risk of internal injury or choking
No injuries or incidents have been reported.
1. Stop using the product. 2. Do not consume it. 3. If you have this product, discard it or return it per recall instructions. 4. Call Pacific Coast Fresh CO by telephone to arrange a refund or replacement.
Recall contact details are provided by the recall notice. Website: kingharvesthummus.com. Phone number and hours are not listed in the provided data.
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