Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Banana & Strawberry fruit puree, 4oz/113g pouch, UPC 81: food safety hazard food recall

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Food safety alert | United States (multi-state / national distribution) | Event date 2026-08-18 | Detected 2026-08-18 | OFFICIAL

Food safety details

Event type
RECALL
Hazard
UNKNOWN
Product (publisher wording)
Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Banana & Strawberry fruit puree, 4oz/113g pouch, UPC 815367010780, PTO Item 10720. Distributed by: PT Organics Ltd, 333 South State St, Suite V-142, Lake Oswego, OR 97034. Product is pasteurized blend of banana and strawberry purees sold in single serve spouted flexible film pouch (4oz/113g) with red cap. It is intended for consumption by children aged +6 months. Each master case contains 10/4oz. pouches of PT Organics Banana Strawberry 1006034. The bar code
Recall / risk class
Class II
Distribution scope
MULTI STATE
Lot / codes
Production lane number and Best By Dates on 4oz/113g pouches: Number "4" on the yellow right seam on the back of the pouch which indicates the packaging production lane 4. Best By Dates (BB): 01/19/2027 01/20/2027 03/17/2027 03/18/2027 05/14/2027 05/15/2027 LOT CODES printed on MASTER CASE (10 pouches/ case): 260119, 260120, 260317, 260318, 260514, 260515
Upstream status
OPEN

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Source-backed summary

What was reported
U.S. FDA reports an open food recall involving Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Banana & Strawberry fruit puree, 4oz/113g pouch, UPC 815367010780, PTO Item 10720. Distributed by: PT Organics Ltd, 333 South State St, Suite V-142, Lake Oswego, OR 97034. Product is pasteurized blend of banana and strawberry purees sold in si and food safety hazard, dated 2026-08-12. This brief separates facts in the primary notice from general food-safety context and links directly to the source. Open the linked publisher sources for authoritative wording. Not medical advice.
Where
United States (multi-state / national distribution)
The agency notice only described country-level geography, so the map pin represents a broad area.
When reported (event date)
2026-08-18
First indexed on OutbreakThreat 2026-08-18
Source
U.S. FDA
https://api.fda.gov/food/enforcement.json?search=recall_number%3A%22H-1223-2026%22&limit=1

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