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Sliced Apples & Yogurt Fruit Dip

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What is in it
23 ingredients
Listed in label order
Open research
6 flagged
Additives and processing ingredients, not whole foods
Recalls
No recalls
No government notice we hold lists this product.
Certified organic
Not certified
Not in the USDA organic register
Non-GMO verified
Not verified
Not verified by any public database
Who owns the brand
Reichel Foods Inc.
Dippin' Stix is owned by Reichel Foods Inc..

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23 ingredientsIn label order
23 on the label6 we are researching
1Apples with calcium ascorbate2Citric acid2Calcium chloride3Yogurt fruit dip4Sugar5Water6Dextrose7Corn syrup8Nonfat yogurt9Butter10Cream11Salt12Food starch13Modified14Glycerin15Natural flavortraceundisclosed flavoring · 1 research record16Titanium dioxidetraceartificial dye · 1 research record17Lactic acidtrace18Artificial flavortraceundisclosed flavoring19Xanthan gumtraceemulsifier20Potassium sorbatetracepreservative21Sodium benzoatetracepreservative · 1 research record22Mono and diglyceridetrace
This ingredient list — sources and dates
6 flagged ingredientsi3 with studies

We hold research on these

natural flavor
undisclosed flavoring · #15 on the label · listed as a trace amount · 2% or less
1 study
titanium dioxide
artificial dye · #16 on the label · listed as a trace amount · 2% or less
1 study
sodium benzoate
preservative · #21 on the label · listed as a trace amount · 2% or less
1 study

Classified as worth checking, not yet researched

Every study above — sources and dates
2 recalls and government noticesFDA, FSIS, CPSC and CBP records
Notices that list this product0

No government notice we hold lists this product.

Notices naming Dippin' Stix, without naming this product1
FDA · Class I2012-08-05Terminated

May contain listeria, a germ that can cause serious illness.

The notice says: Reichel Foods is recalling these products because the sliced apples have the potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.

What it covered: Dippin' Stix Sliced Apples & Caramel with Peanuts

Issued by Reichel Foods Inc., the company behind this brand. The notice named “DIPPIN STIX”. It covers the product described, not necessarily every product of the brand.

Notices about how food was made or handled1

These name this company or its parent, not this product.

FDA · Class I2012-08-05Terminated

May contain listeria, a germ that can cause serious illness.

The notice says: Reichel Foods is recalling these products because the sliced apples have the potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.

What it covered: Apple Slices & Fat Free Caramel Dip contained in the Armour Active Packs Cheese Pizza Lunch Kit
Every notice above — sources and dates