Which statement is true about recall classifications in this material?

• A. There is only one recall class
• B. Class 1 Recall has no health risk
• C. There are two recall classes
• D. Class 2 indicates fatal outcome

Answer: (C)

Recall classifications indicate how serious a recalled product is and what actions are required. In this material, there are two recall categories, so the statement that there are two recall classes is the correct one. This binary system separates higher-risk from lower-risk cases, guiding how urgently regulators, manufacturers, and retailers must act to protect health. The idea that there is only one recall class conflicts with the material, since no distinction between risk levels would be possible with a single category. Saying that the higher-risk category has no health risk misses the whole purpose of having a more severe category, which is to flag meaningful health concerns. And claiming that the higher-risk category implies a fatal outcome isn’t how the system is defined here; the classifications focus on the level of risk and the corresponding corrective actions, not necessarily the inevitability of death.