Logan Paul calls out rumors about Lunchly FDA recall (image via Lunchly.com, Logan Paul/Instagram) — Logan Paul calls out rumors about Lunchly FDA recall (Image via Lunchly.com, Logan Paul/Instagram)

Logan Paul claims Lunchly FDA recall rumors are fake amid controversy surrounding his, KSI, and MrBeast's product

Modified Oct 29, 2024 03:33 GMT

Logan Paul has spoken out against the rumors about Lunchly products being recalled by the FDA, calling the allegations fake. Earlier, pictures of a supposed supermarket sign claiming that Logan, KSI, and MrBeast's recently released Lunchly products had been recalled went viral all over social media amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the brand.

With growing complaints about mold being found in Lunchly pre-packaged boxes, many were quick to believe the rumors about FDA recalls. However, in a short video on X, Logan Paul debunked the claims. The elder Paul brother stated that FDA recalls are public information and considering how nothing about the brand could be found on the official government website, he explained that the rumors were based on a lie.

Logan Paul added that X's community notes should have flagged such posts as baseless rumors:

"That's weird because FDA recalls are public by law, and as you can see, Lunchly is not on the FDA recall list. So holdup, that means that this sign is fake! Somebody typed up a 100% lie about Lunchly being recalled, taped it to a fridge and a picture was taken by someone else and posted on social media as if it were real. Community notes where you at?"

Logan Paul's team confronts employee who put up a supposed sign saying Lunchly products had been recalled

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Logan Paul did not stop at the statement. He had his team look into the situation and track down the store where the sign was put up. What's more, Paul shared that his team found the exact store. It turns out that Lunchly products were getting sold out at the store due to demand:

"It's a Fred Meyer, and I had someone go there. Boom, exact match! Same door handle, same tags, same products even, but hold on, where is the FDA recall sign? After that sign was posted, we continued to sell out all the Lunchlys that hit the store. So who put the fake sign up?"

Logan Paul then had his team confront the store employee who had allegedly put up the sign. Paul even shared a quote from the employee who had apparently owned up to putting up the sign based on rumors and had taken it down after regular shipments of Lunchly continued to come in:

"I quote, 'That was kind of rumorized I guess through around here, but we had seen about that but I was the one who had written that. But since we Lunchly back, it has been taken down. When it comes down to the actual like accountability of it, it was a rumor that was up in the air. Since we had heard that the FDA whole thing was kaput, we took it down. It was more of like a... it wasn't like a, anyway.'"

After reading out the quote from the unidentified employee, Logan Paul could not decide whether he was just a hater or just dumb:

"Hater, or dumbass? I don't know, maybe both."

Logan Paul also dispelled rumors about certain Lunchly products such as the Turkey Stack'Ems being discontinued. On the other hand, rumors about the product started going viral on social media following the controversy about Lunchly boxes containing moldy cheese. This was triggered by Rosanna Pansino's claims garnering traction on social media.

While MrBeast and KSI have yet to address the mold controversy, Logan Paul's recent statement on a podcast about liking moldy cheese has garnered a lot of backlash online.