(CNN) -- Kraft is recalling 96,000 pounds of hot dogs because packaging labels were incorrect, federal officials said Sunday. The Oscar Mayer Classic Wieners packages may have contained cheese dogs, officials said, but the packaging doesn't advise consumers that they contain milk, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service said in a statement. The product labels "do not reflect the ingredients associated with the pasteurized cheese in the cheese dogs," the statement said. A consumer spotted the problem and notified the company on April 18. Kraft notified federal officials the next day, the statement said. In a statement on its Facebook page, Kraft said it was voluntarily recalling the hot dogs "because they may be mislabeled." The 16-ounce packages were produced in March and distributed throughout the United States. CNN's Dave Alsup contributed to this report.
Kraft is recalling 96,000 pounds of hot dogs .
Officials: Packages contain cheese dogs, but labels don't reflect the ingredients .
Kraft says it voluntarily recalled the hot dog packages .
(CNN) -- Kraft is recalling 96,000 pounds of hot dogs because packaging labels were incorrect, federal officials said Sunday. The Oscar Mayer Classic Wieners packages may have contained cheese dogs, officials said, but the packaging doesn't advise consumers that they contain milk, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service said in a statement. The product labels "do not reflect the ingredients associated with the pasteurized cheese in the cheese dogs," the statement said. A consumer spotted the problem and notified the company on April 18. Kraft notified federal officials the next day, the statement said. In a statement on its Facebook page, Kraft said it was voluntarily recalling the hot dogs "because they may be mislabeled." The 16-ounce packages were produced in March and distributed throughout the United States. CNN's Dave Alsup contributed to this report.
(CNN) -- Kraft is recalling 96,000 pounds of hot cheese dogs, officials said, but the packaging product labels "do not reflect the ingredients