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a Washington Family He is suing Safeway over the death of 78-year-old Margaret Jean Bryant.
According to court documents obtained by Fox News Digital, “Margaret Jean Bryant is forever deprived of her ability to watch her grow up with her beloved husband for nearly 60 years.”
The document claims that Bryant bought an incorrectly labeled peanut butter cookie Oatmeal Raisin Cookies From my local Safeway in Washington on April 7, 2023.
After eating one of the cookies from the package, she was nauseous and went to the bathroom, the documents said.
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View of Safeway in Duval, Washington. (Google Maps)
Shortly afterwards, Bryant’s husband discovers that she will not respond and is called an ambulance. She was in a hurry hospitalHowever, he died less than an hour later.
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The autopsy determined that Bryant’s cause of death was food-induced anaphylaxis and peanut toxicity, the document wrote.
The document alleges that Bryant purchased a peanut butter cookie in April 2023, mistakenly labelled oatmeal raisin cookies as oatmeal raisin cookies. (Getty Images)
One month after Bryant’s death, the Albertsons company – Food and Drugs Retailers Owning Safeway – In the end I remembered the same 18 count oatmeal raisin cookies from the same store that Bryant bought. The recalled cookies will be on sale from April 5 to April 17, 2023, and no other store locations are listed recall.
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“We have received reports that the cookie package is labelled oatmeal raisin, but may contain peanut butter cookies,” the company said, according to a press release from the Albertsons Companies.
A month after Bryant’s death, the Albertsons company (a food and drug retailer that owns Safeway) recalled oatmeal raisin cookies from the same store that Bryant bought. (Getty Images)
“The evidence clearly shows that the fatal cookie was mislabeled and sold by (Safeway). “Margaret Jean Bryant was an irreplaceable woman in the lives of her friends and family, so it would be deeply overlooked.”
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The Albertsons Companies did not immediately respond to Fox Business’s request for comment.