San Diego Coffee, Tea and Spice Recall History
San Diego Coffee, Tea and Spice has had 1 FDA-tracked food recall since 2021. The full list below — sourced from the FDA openFDA enforcement database — shows dates, products, reasons, and classifications for every recall on record.
Key Facts
- Total Recalls
- 1
- Years in FDA Data
- Since 2021
- Class I (Most Serious)
- 0
- Most Common Reason
- Undeclared allergens (1)
- Latest Recall
- Jun 29, 2021
- First Recorded Recall
- Jun 29, 2021
- States Affected
- CA
- Currently Active
- 0
- Data Source
- FDA openFDA + USDA FSIS
Complete Recall List (1 Records)
Every San Diego Coffee, Tea and Spice recall in the FDA enforcement database, newest first. Each row links to the full recall notice with affected product codes, distribution, and consumer guidance.
| Date | Product | Class | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 29, 2021 | Pow Pow Powders: A standard of Quality Spice Chai; NET W... | Class II | Terminated |
Recall data sourced from the FDA's recalls and safety alerts database. Class I recalls indicate a reasonable probability of serious adverse health consequences. Always check the USDA FSIS recall list for meat and poultry products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, San Diego Coffee, Tea and Spice has 1 FDA food recall on record, including 0 Class I (dangerous) recalls. There are no active recalls at this time.
San Diego Coffee, Tea and Spice has no active recalls at this time. However, the brand has 1 historical recall. Always check this page for the latest recall status.
San Diego Coffee, Tea and Spice's 1 recall break down by severity: 0 Class I (may cause serious health issues), 1 Class II (may cause temporary health problems), and 0 Class III (unlikely to cause harm). See the full recall history table above for specific reasons.
San Diego Coffee, Tea and Spice recalls have affected CA. Check individual recall entries for specific distribution details.
Related
Recall data is sourced from the FDA openFDA enforcement database. Classifications reflect FDA severity ratings: Class I (dangerous), Class II (may cause temporary health problems), Class III (unlikely harmful).
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The methodology behind every numeric value on this page is publicly documented on the the FDA openFDA enforcement-report API portal and described in detail on this site’s methodology page. Refresh cadence varies by underlying series; the page surfaces the as-of date for each number so readers can trace any figure back to the source release.
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