China: Dried melon recalled due to undeclared sulfite content

A recall of dried melon, a product of China, has been issued due to undeclared allergens. The dried melon contains sulfites, which can cause serious allergic reactions or death in some individuals.
The dried melon product is marketed by So Shing Hing Trading Co. Ltd. Those who have reactions to sulfites should avoid these products. Anyone who purchased the dried melon may return the package to the place of purchase for a refund.
The recall of dried melon was prompted when a routine check of a sample showed the product contained sulfites. Such products may contain sulfites if these are declared on the label. The issue here is that the sulfites were not listed on the dried melon product.
The sample of dried melon that was checked in a laboratory. The sulfite content was stated as being sufficient to cause a reaction in asthmatics and others who are sensitive to sulfites. Some individuals will experience anaphylactic shock with as little as 10 milligrams of sulfites in a product.
No illnesses or allergic reactions have been reported in connection with the dried mellon. Consumers with questions about this product may can the company at (347) 617-1930.
According to recent reports, the product will be as shown in the photos included with this article. The product is sold in 10 ounce packages and will include the bar code 4893230928048.
Foods that have been recalled by the FDA, including this dried melon from So Shing Hing Trading Co. Ltd., should never be consumed by humans or animals.