Daily Harvest, a service that offers home deliveries of vegan frozen food it claims is good for consumers and the environment, is grappling with allegations ...
“From seed to plate, we’re committed to a better food system, one that prioritizes human and planetary health.” A Daily Harvest representative did not respond to a query about how much of the product had been distributed, referring The Post to the language in the published statement. Daily Harvest, a service that offers home deliveries of vegan frozen food it claims is good for consumers and the environment, is grappling with allegations that one of its products sickened people.
Customers of the meal plan service Daily Harvest say the company's French Lentil + Leek Crumbles gave them gastrointestinal problems.
The recall is not listed on the Food and Drug Administration's recall website, presumably because the product is sold direct to customers instead of through grocery stores. And while they are not meat, the company's website still advises cooking them to an internal temperature of 165℉, the same as chicken. "We launched an investigation to identify the root cause of the health issues being reported.
The brand's curiously cryptic social response to the potentially tainted food has angered some. Here's everything you need to know.
One follower commented, "An important message that should be in the caption at LEAST! Shame on you." Daily Harvest reached out to CNET directly in an email. Vegan meal delivery service Daily Harvest has issued a voluntary recall following customer complaints of stomach pain and food poisoning-like symptoms surfaced on social media.
Users on social media reported experiences of nausea, vomiting and liver damage after consuming the dish.
"Why not include the important message in the caption? Is your social media aesthetic more important than consumers' health?" "We simultaneously launched an investigation with internal and external experts throughout our supply chain and in accordance with regulatory procedures," it said.
Plant-based food delivery service advises customers to throw out product after complaints from those who ate it.
"We've received customer reports of French Lentil + Leek Crumbles causing gastrointestinal issues," the company stated. Celebrity investors in the company include Serena Williams and Gwyneth Paltrow. A Reddit user wrote that their spouse had experienced "extreme fatigue, dark urine, low-grade fever and whole-body itching with no rash."
Daily Harvest, a food delivery service, has released a statement recalling their “French Lentil + Leek Crumbles” after receiving customer reports of the.
Daily Harvest’s recall statement said, “We took immediate steps to address what we heard from customers, reaching out to every person who received French Lentil + Leek Crumbles, instructing them to dispose of the product and not eat it. Multiple complaints appeared on Reddit with one consumer saying that their wife spent two days in the hospital with liver damage after consuming Daily Harvest’s “French Lentil + Leek Crumbles.” We will share more information as soon as it’s available.”
Daily Harvest -- a food subscription company known for pre-made vegan meals -- is being slammed by scores of customers who claim the company's Lentil + Leek ...
After asking customers to toss the product, D.H. got mocked mercilessly, after posting, "An important message regarding our French lentil + Leek Crumbles. Link in bio with details." And get this ... she added, "The crumbles were delicious by the way." We will update you as soon as we know more." One customer says the product caused so much gallbladder damage, doctors were forced to remove it. Daily Harvest -- a food subscription company known for pre-made vegan meals -- is being slammed by scores of customers who claim the company's Lentil + Leek Crumbles have caused debilitating stomach pain, liver and gallbladder damage and other problems. Daily Harvest Lentil + Leek Crumbles Recalled ... Customers Hospitalized, Gallbladder Removed
At this time, the celebrity-backed vegan meal company said its unsure what has caused the sickness.
"A small number of customers have reported gastrointestinal discomfort after consuming our French Lentil + Leek Crumbles," the email read. Per NBC News, the company also offered its customers a $10 credit for every bag of crumbles purchased. The only thing they all have in common is that they [ate] the lentil crumbles from Daily Harvest."
A product made by meal delivery kid Daily Harvest, called French Lentil + Leek Crumbles, has reportedly caused severe illness in some consumers, ...
“We’ve received customer reports of French Lentil + Leek Crumbles causing gastrointestinal issues,” a statement from the company dated June 19 said. “All pathogen and toxicology results have come back negative so far, but we’re continuing to do extensive testing and will keep you updated,” the statement said. Last week, Daily Harvest posted a photo of the recalled product on Instagram, with the caption: “An important message regarding our French Lentil + Leek Crumbles. Link in bio with details.” Many criticized the company for vaguely alluding to a problem with the food, which is reportedly causing various health issues for many consumers, instead of clearly warning people about the risk of eating it. After receiving an email from Daily Harvest explaining the risk associated with the food she consumed, she now believes her symptoms—which are still being monitored—were connected to the product. One Twitter user claimed they spent time in the E.R., while Reddit users alleged the crumbles caused liver damage and food poisoning symptoms (like vomiting). TikTok user Abby Silverman also documented her experience after eating the crumbles, explaining that she started having “extreme stomach and gastro pain” the day after eating the crumbles, which she received as a P.R. gift. She went to the emergency room, where, she says, doctors noted “elevated liver levels” and bacteria in her urine and incorrectly diagnosed her with urinary tract infection.
Users on social media reported experiences of nausea, vomiting and liver damage after consuming the dish.
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