Bake Rite Rolls Division of Northeast Foods recalls 100% Whole Grain Hot Dog Rolls due to possible plastic contamination. Consumers should check product codes for affected items.
Possible presence of plastic
Bake Rite Rolls is recalling 100% Whole Grain Hot Dog Rolls that may contain plastic. This could cause injury if the plastic is ingested or causes choking. The recall affects rolls with specific bakery and fresh-through codes.
The rolls may contain plastic pieces that could be ingested, leading to choking or internal injury. This is a potential hazard if the plastic is not removed before consumption.
Anyone who purchased the 100% Whole Grain Hot Dog Rolls with bakery code 09, Julian code 304 or 305, and fresh-through codes 11-11 or 11-12. People who eat the rolls are most at risk if plastic is present.
Check for bakery code 09, Julian codes 304 or 305, and fresh-through codes 11-11 or 11-12 on the roll packaging. The product is sold as 100% Whole Grain Hot Dog Rolls.
Look for bakery code 09, Julian codes 304 or 305, and fresh-through codes 11-11 or 11-12 on the roll packaging.
The recall states there is a possible presence of plastic, so they are not safe to eat until checked for the specific codes.
Check the product codes to see if they are affected. If they match the codes listed, stop using them.
Check the bakery code 09, Julian codes 304 or 305, and fresh-through codes 11-11 or 11-12 on the roll packaging.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Bake Rite Rolls to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0598-2016 — Bake Rite Rolls Bake Rite Rolls Hello, I own a Bake Rite Rolls that is covered by recall F-0598-2016 from Bake Rite Rolls. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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