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Pillsbury recalls 2 bread products over potential glass contamination

General Mills is recalling 730,000 Pillsbury bread rolls across 18 states due to potential glass contamination.

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📍 Where it landed

General Mills recalled Pillsbury bread rolls, including products sold at Walmart and sent to foodservice accounts in 18 states, due to potential glass contamination. The FDA issued a recall notice for the products.

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Where it stands

General Mills has issued a recall for two Pillsbury bread products. The recall affects bread roll dough distributed to foodservice accounts in 18 states, including products sold at Walmart and in Florida.

Coverage from USA Today, Yahoo, and LiveNOW from FOX emphasizes that 730,000 rolls are involved in the recall. The FDA has issued a formal notice regarding the potential for glass contamination in the products.

Further developments depend on the execution of the recall across the affected foodservice accounts and retail locations.

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How many products were recalled?

General Mills is recalling two Pillsbury bread products, totaling 730,000 rolls.

Why are the rolls being recalled?

The recall is due to concerns over possible glass contamination.

Where were the affected products sold?

The products were sent to foodservice accounts in 18 states and were sold at Walmart, including locations in Florida.

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