Sara Lee Honey Wheat Bread products recalled due to possible glass contamination. Consumers should check product labels for specific UPCs and dates to determine if affected.
Certain bread products under multiple brands, including supermarket brands, recalled due to possible glass contamination.
Sara Lee Honey Wheat Bread products from August 29 and September 1 are being recalled because they may contain glass fragments. This could cause injury if the bread is eaten or handled.
Glass fragments in the bread could cause cuts or lacerations if the bread is eaten or handled. The hazard is possible contamination during manufacturing, which may lead to injury if the glass is ingested.
Owners of Sara Lee Honey Wheat Bread products with the specific UPCs and dates listed on the bags are affected. People who eat or handle these products without checking the recall are at risk of injury from glass fragments.
Check the bread bag for the date August 29 or September 1 and the UPC numbers 7294571589 or 7294560136 or 7294561159. Products sold in the U.S. with these details are affected.
Look for the date August 29 or September 1 and the specific UPC numbers listed on the bread bag.
No, the recalled products may contain glass fragments which could cause injury if eaten or handled.
Check the product labels for the specific dates and UPCs listed. If affected, stop using the product and contact the manufacturer.
Look for the date August 29 or September 1 and the UPC numbers 7294571589, 7294560136, or 7294561159 on the bread bag.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Sara Lee to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1086-2016 — Sara Lee Sara Lee Hello, I own a Sara Lee that is covered by recall F-1086-2016 from Sara Lee. 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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