Gummy vitamins sold at major retailers recalled by FDA due to health concerns

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published an announcement on Friday from Vita Warehouse Corp., the maker of the product that is distributed under the brand names Welby, Berkley Jensen and VitaGlobe.

The products were reportedly distributed at Aldi and BJ's retail stores across the country, as well as online at aldi.us, bjs.com, vitaglobe.com and Amazon.

According to the company, no illnesses or allergic reactions have been reported as of June 12.

Vita Warehouse released the following product descriptions included in the recall, including lot numbers and expiration dates on the bottom of the bottles.

Clear bottle with white cap, using green, red, and white labeling.

UPC code: 4099100290868

Lot number: 248046601

Expiration date: 10/2026

Clear bottle with white cap, using red and pink labeling.

UPC code: 888670132487

Lot number: 248046601

Expiration date: 10/2026

Clear bottle with white cap, using white and red labeling.

UPC code: 850005214670

Lot number: 248046601

Expiration date: 10/2026

The recall was initiated after Aldi conducted routine testing to "verify the accuracy of allergen-related claims made on their product labeling, specifically a 'does not contain peanuts' statement," according to the company.

"One test result indicated a potential presence of a peanut allergen," Vita Warehouse noted.

Vita Warehouse confirmed that no other Welby, Berkley Jensen or VitaGlobe brand products are impacted by this recall.

"We want to assure consumers that their health and safety remain our top priority, and we are fully cooperating with the FDA throughout this process," Vita Warehouse told Fox News Digital.