SKS Copack Recall: Angel Specialty, Royal Gold & Other Beverage Powders for Salmonella Risk
Contract manufacturer SKS Copack has issued a voluntary recall for multiple specialty beverage powder mixes sold under the Angel Specialty Products, Royal Gold, Boba Time, Fanale and Denda brands. Routine testing uncovered a possible Salmonella contamination tied to a supplier’s non-fat dry milk powder. If you bought one of these mixes in the past two years, stop using it immediately, verify the lot code and follow the refund instructions below.
Angel Specialty Salmonella Recall – Key Facts
- Recall announced: May 22, 2026 (posted by FDA May 23, 2026)
- Affected brands: Angel Specialty Products, Royal Gold, Boba Time, Fanale, Denda
- Product scope: Flavored drink powders (Matcha, Taro, Milk Tea, Cappuccino, etc.)
- Root cause: Potential Salmonella in supplier’s non-fat dry milk ingredient
- Distribution: 26 states including CA, NY, TX, FL, GA, IL, WA and others noted below
- Reported illnesses: None as of the recall date
- Consumer hotline: (562) 404-8158, Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. PT
Recalled Item Codes and Descriptions
Locate the lot code printed on the back of each bag or carton. If it matches any code below—or any code in the FDA notice—discard the product and request a refund.
- BIC3010 — Angel Specialty — Matcha Green Tea 4/3 lb — Lots 20260224, 20260424
- BIC3014 — Angel Specialty — Taro 4/3 lb — Lot 20260224
- BT370 — Boba Time — Coconut Powder 5/3.5 lb — Lot 20260428
- FN1000 — Fanale — Ube-Taro 10/2 lb — Lot 20260223
- CFC2000 — Royal Gold — Dutch Mocha Cappuccino 6/2 lb — Lot 20260303
- SS500 — Denda — Milk Ice Cream Mix 12/1 kg — Lot 20260403
Do not consume any product that shares a recalled lot code.
Why Salmonella Contamination Is Serious
Salmonella infection (salmonellosis) can trigger fever, bloody diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and stomach cramps. Most healthy adults recover within a week, but young children, seniors and people with weakened immune systems risk severe complications such as dehydration, reactive arthritis or bloodstream infections.
Immediate Steps for Consumers
- Find the lot code on your beverage powder package.
- If the code appears in the recall list, stop using the product.
- Return it to the original retailer for a full refund—no receipt required.
- Direct questions to SKS Copack at (562) 404-8158 during business hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which beverage powders are part of the SKS Copack recall for Angel Specialty Products?
Select lots of Angel Specialty Products, Royal Gold, Boba Time, Fanale and Denda drink powders made between 2024 and 2026 are affected. Confirm your item and lot code above.
2. Why are Royal Gold and Angel Specialty mixes being recalled for Salmonella?
Testing found that a supplier’s non-fat dry milk powder may carry Salmonella, which can contaminate the finished mixes and cause illness.
3. What states received fan-favorite Boba Time powders now under recall?
Shipments went to 26 states including CA, UT, ID, NY, NJ, AZ, PA, NC, TX, OH, LA, GA, FL, IL, OK, MA, WA, OR, WI, NV, VA, CT, TN, KY and MN.
4. How do I check if my Angel Specialty lot code is affected?
The numeric lot code is stamped near the seal on the back of each bag. Compare it with any code listed in this article or the FDA notice; a match means the product is recalled.
5. Can I get a refund or replacement for my recalled Fanale or Royal Gold powder?
Yes. Return the recalled item to the store or distributor where you bought it for a full refund. For help, call SKS Copack at (562) 404-8158.
6. Is my Angel Specialty Matcha safe if the lot code is unreadable?
If the lot code is missing or illegible, err on the side of caution—do not consume the product and contact SKS Copack for guidance.
7. What symptoms should I watch for after drinking a recalled Royal Gold cappuccino mix?
Monitor for fever, diarrhea (sometimes bloody), stomach cramps, nausea or vomiting within 6–72 hours of consumption. Seek medical attention if severe or persistent.