G&L Food Recalls Dried Bean Curd for Undeclared Wheat Allergen

G&L Food recall: quick summary

Gansu Zhaofeng Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. has issued a voluntary recall of its G&L Food Dried Bean Curd after an FDA inspection revealed that wheat was not declared on the product label. The recalled items were sold primarily in restaurants and retail stores across Northern California’s Bay Area and come in 500g plastic bags with expiration dates in 2025 and 2026. Although no illnesses have been reported to date, the company warns that people with wheat allergies face serious health risks if they consume the product.

What happened?

On September 26, 2025, Gansu Zhaofeng Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. voluntarily recalled its G&L Food Dried Bean Curd following an inspection by the FDA. The inspection revealed that the label failed to list wheat, a key allergen present in the soy sauce used in the product.

The company distributed the recalled products to restaurants and retail stores across Northern California’s Bay Area.

Affected products

Brand	Product	Size	UPC	Best by dates	Issue	Distribution area
G&L Food	Dried Bean Curd	500g	6976325560236	25/10/2025, 11/06/2026, 20/06/2026	Undeclared wheat allergen	Bay Area, Northern California

What caused the issue?

A labeling error caused the recall when the company failed to declare wheat, present in the soy sauce used in the dried bean curd, as an allergen.

• Health risks: People with wheat allergies or sensitivities may experience severe or even life-threatening allergic reactions.
• Groups affected: Individuals with wheat allergies, including children and those with severe sensitivities.
• Symptoms: Reactions can include hives, swelling, digestive issues, difficulty breathing, and, in rare cases, anaphylaxis.
• Reported cases: As of the announcement, no illnesses or adverse reactions have been reported.

Questions you might have

1. What product is being recalled?
   G&L Food Dried Bean Curd, 500g plastic bags.
2. Why is it being recalled?
   The label failed to declare wheat, a major allergen.
3. Where was it sold?
   In restaurants and retail stores in Northern California’s Bay Area.
4. What should I do if I bought it?
   Do not eat it. Return it to the store for a full refund.
5. What if I already consumed it?
   If you have no wheat allergy, no action is needed. If allergic, monitor for symptoms and seek medical help if necessary.
6. How can I identify the product?
   Check the UPC (6976325560236) and expiration dates: 25/10/2025, 11/06/2026, or 20/06/2026.
7. Is this recall nationwide?
   No, it applies mainly to Northern California’s Bay Area.
8. Is it safe for people without wheat allergies?
   Yes, the issue only affects individuals with wheat sensitivities.
9. Who can I contact for more information?
   Consumers can call Mr. Gu at 415-218-2332 (Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.).
10. Will the product return to shelves?
    Likely after proper labeling corrections are made.

Here’s what you should do

• Do not consume the product.
• Check the label for UPC 6976325560236 and expiration dates listed.
• Return it to your place of purchase for a full refund.
• Contact Mr. Gu at 415-218-2332 for more information.

Behind the brand

Gansu Zhaofeng Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. is a food company based in Longnan City, Gansu Province, China. Its G&L Food brand produces bean curd and related soy-based products.

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“Food safety is the backbone of trust in the supply chain. At Source86, we encourage brands and distributors to remain vigilant, transparent, and proactive with recalls to protect consumers.” Eran Mizrahi, CEO of Source86.

Ensuring safe eats

Food recalls like this highlight the critical role of accurate labeling in preventing health risks. Even a small oversight can endanger vulnerable consumers and damage brand reputation. Companies must strengthen quality controls and compliance checks to properly disclose every allergen.

For consumers, the takeaway is simple: check your labels, follow recall guidance, and prioritize safety. If you purchased the affected G&L Food Dried Bean Curd, return it and do not consume it.

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FAQs

Is this recall limited to one size?
Yes, only the 500g bags are included in this recall.

Were there any illnesses reported?
No illnesses or reactions have been reported so far.

How can I stay updated on recalls?
Visit the FDA recall page regularly or check updates on Source86.