Schwan's Global Supply Chain recalled Big Daddy s Bold Cheese Pizza for institutional use due to potential plastic contamination in the product. Consuming pizza containing plastic pieces poses a choking hazard and risk of internal injury.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Big Daddy s Bold Cheese Pizza, item No. 78985. 3-Pack. Contains 9-44.53 oz. Pizzas. Net Wt. 25.04 Lbs. (11.36 kg) For Institutional Use. Cook Before Serving. Keep Frozen. Manufactured by: SPC Global Supply Chain, Inc. Marshall, MN 56258
Cheese pizza may contain plastic pieces.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1140-2019 | Big Daddy s Bold Cheese Pizza, item No. 78985. 3-Pack. Contains 9-44.53 oz. Pizzas. Net Wt. 25.04 Lbs. (11.36 kg) For Institutional Use. Cook Before Serving. Keep Frozen. Manufactured by: SPC Global Supply Chain, Inc. Marshall, MN 56258 | Date Code that begins with 35901823. The date code can be found printed in large dot-matrix print on the side of the master case. | Terminated |
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