45%

Fewer recalls than
Condiments & Seasonings peers

The C.F. Sauer — FDA Recall History & Enforcement Records

Established Player · Condiments & Seasonings

Data Notice: Recall frequency varies by category and firm size; data is comparative and may not indicate actual brand safety or quality. See Methodology.

As of July 16, 2026, The C.F. Sauer has 6 recorded FDA food enforcement actions in the openFDA database. Their most recent recall was on 26 Feb 2019. The C.F. Sauer is categorized under Condiments & Seasonings based on their predominant recall history.

6
Total FDA recalls
8.2
Years in FDA database
0.7
Recalls per year
2,697 days(7.4 yrs)
Since last recall
16.7%
Class I (life-threatening)
0.7 recalls/yr vs Condiments & Seasonings avg 1.2/yrWell Below Average

Recall activity over time for The C.F. Sauer

How serious are The C.F. Sauer recalls?

FDA recall classifications by severity

Class I (Life-threatening)
16.7% (1 recalls)
Class II (Moderate risk)
83.3% (5 recalls)
Class III (Minor violation)
0.0% (0 recalls)

Full FDA recall history for The C.F. Sauer

All 6 FDA enforcement actions sourced from openFDA · Sorted by date, most recent first

Date Product Reason Class & Status
26 Feb 2019Official FDA Notice MONARCH SOUTHERN BARBECUE SAUCE MADE WITH MUSTARD NET 128 FL OZ(1 GAL) 3.78L INGREDIENTS: WATER, HIGH FRUTOSE CORN SRYUP Monarch Southern BBQ contains soy and wheat. The firm had labels that properly described the product as Monarch Southern BBQ, but did not have the cor Class ICompleted
4 May 2018Official FDA Notice Code – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) Net Weight: 21 oz., Number of Units per Package: 6 Package Type: clear, 32 fl. o The C.F. Sauer Company has decided to initiate a recall of the following products: 1) Sauer – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) with the following lot c Class IITerminated
4 May 2018Official FDA Notice Premium – Recipe Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) Net Weight: 21 oz., Number of Units per Package: 6 Package Type: clear The C.F. Sauer Company has decided to initiate a recall of the following products: 1) Sauer – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) with the following lot c Class IITerminated
4 May 2018Official FDA Notice Sauer – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) Net Weight: 21 oz., Number of Units per Package: 6 Package Type: clear, 32 fl. The C.F. Sauer Company has decided to initiate a recall of the following products: 1) Sauer – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) with the following lot c Class IITerminated
4 May 2018Official FDA Notice Pocahontas – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) Net Weight: 21 oz., Number of Units per Package: 6 Package Type: clear, 32 The C.F. Sauer Company has decided to initiate a recall of the following products: 1) Sauer – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) with the following lot c Class IITerminated
4 May 2018Official FDA Notice Blue Mountain Valley – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) Net Weight: 21 oz., Number of Units per Package: 6 Package Type: The C.F. Sauer Company has decided to initiate a recall of the following products: 1) Sauer – Red Pepper Seasoning (21 oz.) with the following lot c Class IITerminated

Where have The C.F. Sauer recalls occurred?

States affected across all recorded FDA enforcement actions

FL, GA, NC, SC, TN, VA

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