What is one characteristic of a Class III Recall?

A Class III Recall is characterized by the fact that the health hazard is unlikely from consumption of a product. This type of recall typically involves products that may be in violation of FDA regulations, but where the risk to health is minimal. Such recalls are often initiated when there is a defect in the product or when it is not labeled correctly, but there is no immediate danger involved. This distinction is important for understanding the levels of recalls issued by regulatory agencies, as it helps consumers and businesses assess the urgency and potential risks associated with the recalled products.

The other choices indicate scenarios of higher risks, such as serious health risks or severe injury outcomes, which would not apply to a Class III Recall. These higher risk levels are associated with Class I (serious health risk) or Class II recalls (temporary health risk), making them distinct from the characteristics that classify a recall as Class III.