American Roland Food Corp. recalled Roland brand Bruschetta, Italian-Style Appetizer because a glass fragment was found in the product. Consumers should not eat this product if they have it and should check for glass before consumption.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Roland brand Bruschetta, Italian-Style Appetizer, NET WT. 12 OZ. (340g), Item 46740, UPC 41224467408, PRODUCT OF TURKEY ---The product is packaged in a glass jar, 12 x 12 oz. jars per case.
Glass fragment found in product.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0923-2015 | Roland brand Bruschetta, Italian-Style Appetizer, NET WT. 12 OZ. (340g), Item 46740, UPC 41224467408, PRODUCT OF TURKEY ---The product is packaged in a glass jar, 12 x 12 oz. jars per case. | Lots 28 and 29, Production Code N0909 | Terminated |
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