Who makes Kirkland Signature Milk Chocolate Covered Raisins, 3.4 lb (54 oz)?

No recall on file for Kirkland Signature chocolate-covered raisins (openFDA 'kirkland' AND 'raisins' returns NOT_FOUND; CPSC empty). Generic chocolate-covered-raisin recalls exist for other brands - The Warrell Corporation, First Source LLC, Lindt & Sprungli USA, Supervalu, and The Kroger Co - but none involves the Kirkland product or names its co-packer. The recall route surfaced no finished-goods maker.

No existing Wayback snapshot for the Kirkland Signature milk chocolate raisins PDP (item 100333883, costco.com /p/ and legacy .product URL forms) or for the Costco Business Delivery listing (item 10193524, 54 oz) - all CDX queries returned zero 200-status captures. Because costco.com blocks automated fetch, a fresh snapshot cannot be created here; capturing the live PDP's mfName is a browser follow-up for Ian. The mfName route did not resolve the finished-goods maker.

Costco's own magazine names the chocolate supplier but not the finished-goods maker: Costco began working with "their Kirkland Signature chocolate supplier, U.S.-based Blommer Chocolate Company," which "roast[s] the beans and convert[s] them into chocolate," after which "the chocolate is then shipped to Costco's candy suppliers, who blend in various ingredients called inclusions, such as nuts, fruit or unique flavorings, and mold the mixtures." So Blommer supplies the chocolate; a separate, unnamed candy supplier coats the raisins and packages the finished piece. Daily Meal (2023) echoes that Blommer's chocolate goes into Kirkland's "chips, dipped fruit, and nuts" without naming the candy maker. Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20230513214628/https://www.costco.com/wcsstore/CostcoUSBCCatalogAssetStore/feature-pages/Attachment/16w0604-sustainability-cocoa.pdf and https://web.archive.org/web/20260513125024/https://www.thedailymeal.com/1354878/brand-behind-costcos-kirkland-milk-chocolate/

The package carries no co-brand mark; Blommer is a chocolate ingredient supplier that does not place its name on consumer packaging, and the photographed-label review names no manufacturer, co-packer, or 'distributed by' entity beyond the Costco private label. The label identifies no finished-goods maker.

Chowhound's dedicated piece on the Kirkland milk chocolate raisins names no manufacturer (archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20260512153509/https://www.chowhound.com/1934691/costco-snack-kirkland-milk-chocolate-raisins/). Other listicles repeat the Blommer claim, collapsing Blommer's documented chocolate-supply role into finished-goods manufacturing; none names the candy supplier that coats and packages the finished raisins. No consistent finished-goods maker emerges.

No Costco chocolate-raisin supplier signal surfaced. Route is structurally weak here regardless: confectionery for the US market is largely produced domestically and Costco masks many shipments via freight forwarders, so absence of import records proves nothing (tier 5 caveat).