Food Lion recalls microwaveable pizza due to incorrect Kosher symbol on packaging. The product is not Kosher but displays the Orthodox Union trademark. Consumers should check packaging for the symbol and contact Food Lion for details.
The product contains the Kosher symbol on its retail packaging. This symbol is a trademark of the Orthodox Union representing Kosher status. None of our products are not Kosher.
Food Lion is recalling microwaveable crispy thin crust pizza because it incorrectly shows a Kosher symbol on its packaging. This symbol is a trademark of the Orthodox Union, but the product is not Kosher. The recall does not involve a safety hazard but a labeling error.
The product contains a Kosher symbol trademarked by the Orthodox Union, but the product is not Kosher. This is a labeling error, not a safety hazard. The symbol is not a functional part of the product but a marketing claim that is inaccurate.
Anyone who purchased the Food Lion microwaveable pizza with the Kosher symbol on its packaging. The risk is low as this is a labeling error, not a safety issue.
Check for the Kosher symbol on the packaging of the Food Lion microwaveable pizza. The product has a net weight of 5.2 oz (147g) and was distributed by Food Lion, LLC in Salisbury, NC.
Look for the Kosher symbol on the product packaging to confirm if it is recalled.
Yes, the pizza is safe to eat. The recall is due to a labeling error, not a safety hazard.
The product incorrectly displays the Orthodox Union's Kosher symbol, which is a trademark. The product is not Kosher, but this is a labeling error.
Check the packaging for the Kosher symbol. If it has the symbol, contact Food Lion for details on the recall.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Food Lion to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0713-2016 — Food Lion Food Lion Hello, I own a Food Lion that is covered by recall F-0713-2016 from Food Lion. 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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