Plantropy Protein Bites Recalled Over Undeclared Milk
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency warns consumers about unlisted allergens in Jalapeno flavored snacks.
Updated on Oct. 24, 2026 in Vegetarian
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a Class 1 recall for Plantropy brand Jack'd Up Bites. These Jalapeno flavored protein snacks contain milk that was not declared on the product label.
Why it matters
Milk is a priority food allergen in Canada, posing a significant risk to individuals with severe sensitivities. This recall ensures consumers with allergies avoid products that may inadvertently trigger a reaction.
The recall affects 40-gram and 100-gram packages of Jalapeno flavored Plantropy protein bites, identified under recall number RA-82848. While no adverse reactions have been reported, the products are unsafe for those with milk allergies.
The players
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
This federal agency is responsible for delivering all inspection services related to food safety and animal health in Canada.
Plantropy
This food manufacturing company produces various snack products, including the Jack'd Up Bites line.
The details
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency initiated the recall following recent test results that confirmed the presence of undeclared milk. Retailers and consumers nationwide are advised to remove these items from circulation immediately by disposing of them or returning them to the store.
Timeline
October 23, 2026: The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued the recall.
December 21, 2027: Best-before date for the recalled snack packages.
Culture Shift
This recall underscores the strict adherence to Canada's priority food allergen labelling requirements within the rapidly growing plant-based snack sector. The enforcement ensures that brands maintain transparency as consumer demand for specialized dietary products continues to rise.
If you have purchased these protein bites, please check your pantry to see if your packages have a best-before date of December 21, 2027. Avoid consuming the product if you have a milk allergy and return the items to the place of purchase for a full refund.
The takeaway
Always double-check ingredient labels even on products you purchase regularly, as manufacturing errors can occur. Consumers with allergies should prioritize official government recall lists to ensure the safety of their food supply.
Further reading
Learn more about food safety standards in the Vegetarian section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Insauga.
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