CULVER CITY, Calif. (August 17, 2026). The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that L Nutra is recalling Prolon Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread over undeclared tree nut allergens.
According to the FDA, testing detected cashew, pistachio, and hazelnut that were not disclosed on the product label. So far, L Nutra has documented one confirmed allergic reaction associated with the recalled spread.
Prolon recall: quick summary
Specifically, the recall covers 8.47-ounce glass jars from lot L2755, with UPC 850040360530 and an expiration date of January 2, 2027.
Additionally, L Nutra distributed the affected spread through its ecommerce site, both individually and within certain Prolon product bundles. Consumers with cashew, pistachio, or hazelnut allergies should not consume the recalled product.
Official recall details
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Recall announcement date: August 17, 2026
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FDA publication date: August 17, 2026
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Announced by: U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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Company: L Nutra
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Brand: Prolon
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Product: Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread
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Issue: Undeclared cashew, pistachio, and hazelnut allergens
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Product details: 8.47 oz (240 g) glass jar, UPC 850040360530
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Lot code: L2755
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Expiration date: January 2, 2027
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Distribution: L Nutra ecommerce site, either through direct purchases or certain Prolon product bundles
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Consumer action: Stop consuming the product immediately. Discard it or contact L Nutra to arrange a return.
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Want to know more about what happened? Keep reading.
What happened?
According to the FDA notice, L Nutra issued the recall on August 17 after testing confirmed undeclared tree nut allergens in the product.
Specifically, testing found cashew, pistachio, and hazelnut that were not disclosed on the label. However, the company said the cause of the issue remains under investigation.
The affected spread was sold through L Nutra’s ecommerce site, either individually or within certain Prolon product bundles. At this time, lot L2755 is the only lot known to be affected.
Because of the labeling issue, L Nutra warned that people with allergies or severe sensitivities to these tree nuts risk a “serious or life threatening allergic reaction” if they consume the product.
So far, the company has documented one confirmed allergic reaction associated with the recalled spread.
Affected products
Product | Size | UPC | Lot | Expiration date | Issue | Distribution |
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Prolon Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread | 8.47 oz (240 g) | 850040360530 | L2755 | January 2, 2027 | Undeclared cashew, pistachio, and hazelnut | L Nutra ecommerce site |
What caused the issue?
According to the FDA notice, testing confirmed the presence of cashew, pistachio, and hazelnut that were not declared on the product label. However, L Nutra said the cause of the labeling issue remains under investigation.
As a result, people with allergies or severe sensitivities to these tree nuts could experience a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction. In severe cases, food allergies can cause anaphylaxis and require immediate medical attention.
Importantly, L Nutra has documented one confirmed allergic reaction associated with the recalled spread. Therefore, consumers with cashew, pistachio, or hazelnut allergies should not consume the affected product.
FSQA insight
“When testing identifies allergens that are not declared on the finished product label, teams need to compare the verified product composition against the approved labeling records,” said Sweet Carpio, Document Management Specialist at Source86.
“For a product involving several tree nuts, each allergen should remain clearly documented from formulation through final label approval. Reviewing those records can help determine where the information stopped matching the product and which controls need to be strengthened.”
Here’s what you should do
Consumers who purchased the recalled Prolon spread should:
- Check whether the product is Prolon Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread in an 8.47 ounce glass jar.
- Look for UPC 850040360530 on the product packaging.
- Check the jar cap for lot L2755 and the January 2, 2027 expiration date.
- Do not consume the spread if it matches the recall information.
- Discard the affected product or complete L Nutra’s recall response form to arrange a return.
- Seek medical attention if symptoms of an allergic reaction develop after consuming the product.
Consumer contact
- Phone: 888 926 5370
- Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST
- Email: [email protected]
Behind the brand
L Nutra is a Culver City, California-based nutrition company focused on nutrition and longevity research. Its portfolio includes Prolon, which centers on the company’s Fasting Mimicking Diet technology.
The company identifies Dr. Valter Longo as its founder and traces its approach to research into fasting and healthy aging. Today, Prolon offers plant-based nutrition products as part of L Nutra’s broader portfolio.
Other relevant recalls
De los artículos que ya tenemos publicados, estos cuatro son los más relacionados. Prioricé primero undeclared allergens, y después el recall de pistachio nut butter por similitud de producto e ingrediente:
- Bettergoods Pistachio Nut Butter Recall Over Possible Salmonella Contamination
- Frankie’s Organic Recalls Plant-Based Vegan Cheddar Puffs Over Undeclared Milk
- Blank Slate Creamery Recalls Vegan Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert Coconut Fudge Sandwiches Over Undeclared Egg Allergen
Regulatory context
Tree nuts are among the major food allergens subject to federal labeling requirements. Therefore, products containing cashews, pistachios, or hazelnuts must accurately identify those allergens for consumers.
More broadly, recent allergen recalls highlight the importance of verifying that finished product labels match their actual contents. Strong formulation reviews and label controls can help companies identify discrepancies before products reach consumers.
In this case, the documented allergic reaction reinforces the importance of accurate allergen declarations. Clear labeling helps people with food allergies make informed decisions about the products they consume.
Ensuring safe eats
Ultimately, the Prolon recall highlights why accurate allergen labeling remains essential for both consumer safety and food industry compliance.
To reduce similar risks, manufacturers can strengthen allergen controls, label verification, supplier oversight, and traceability. Together, these measures can help identify discrepancies before affected products reach consumers.
For now, consumers should check Prolon Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread for lot L2755 and the January 2, 2027 expiration date. Anyone with the recalled spread should stop consuming it immediately.
Meanwhile, Source86 supports food companies through bulk ingredient sourcing, FSQA oversight, private label production, and supply chain management. These services help brands strengthen visibility and control throughout their operations. Contact us if you need more information.
FAQs
L Nutra recalled the spread after testing confirmed cashew, pistachio, and hazelnut allergens that were not disclosed on the product label.
Check for an 8.47-ounce glass jar with UPC 850040360530, lot L2755, and an expiration date of January 2, 2027.
The recall notice states that lot L2755 appears on the jar cap, directly beneath the expiration date.
Stop consuming it immediately. Consumers can discard the spread or contact L Nutra to arrange a return through its recall response process.
People with cashew, pistachio, or hazelnut allergies should monitor for symptoms and seek medical attention if an allergic reaction develops.
Yes. According to L Nutra’s recall announcement, the company has documented one confirmed allergic reaction associated with the recalled product.
At the time of the recall announcement, L Nutra said lot L2755 was the only lot known to be affected.
