Overview

• Sheehan Brothers Vending recalled six sandwich items, including cheeseburgers and Italian mini subs, after an Ohio Department of Agriculture inspection revealed missing sesame allergen labels.
• The products were sold from July 2 to July 8 through micro markets and vending machines in Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Eastern Indiana.
• People with sesame allergies face potential life-threatening reactions if they consume the unlabeled sandwiches, although no related illnesses have been reported.
• Consumers are advised to discard any affected products and contact Sheehan Brothers Vending for free replacements.
• The FDA reviewed and approved the company’s voluntary recall plan and is monitoring the recall process as part of its standard safety protocols.