WinCo Foods Deli Margherita Pizza Thin Crust has been recalled for potential metal fragments in the product. Consumers risk choking or internal injury from consuming the contaminated pizza.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
WinCo Foods Deli Margherita Pizza Thin Crust, Item #67279. Net wt. 17oz. UPC 0267279 807987. Product is Take & Bake and sold refrigerated in a plastic flexible film as a single retail unit with a 5 day Sell-By date. Distributed by WinCo Foods 650 N. Armstrong Pl. Boise, ID.
Product may contain foreign material (metal fragments).
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| H-0449-2026 | WinCo Foods Deli Margherita Pizza Thin Crust, Item #67279. Net wt. 17oz. UPC 0267279 807987. Product is Take & Bake and sold refrigerated in a plastic flexible film as a single retail unit with a 5 day Sell-By date. Distributed by WinCo Foods 650 N. Armstrong Pl. Boise, ID. | Julian Codes: 12255, 22265, and 12415 | Terminated |
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