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Class IIFDAF-1581-2022

Woodland Foods LLC recalls Woodland Ingredients X06D Arborio Rice, 25 lbs. bag UPC 00687080007374 Woodland Ingredient (Class II)

Woodland Foods LLC recalled Arborio rice products sold under multiple brands due to possible glass pieces in the product. Consumers could suffer mouth or digestive tract injuries from consuming glass contamination.

Class IIEating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

Woodland Ingredients X06D Arborio Rice, 25 lbs. bag UPC 00687080007374 Woodland Ingredients X16D Italian Arborio Rice, 25 lbs. bag UPC 00687080069143 Sysco International X06D05 Arborio Rice, 25 lbs. bag in box UPC 00074865718257 DGourmet.com X06C Arborio Rice, 10 lbs. bag in box UPC 00687080007367

Reason for recall

possible presence of glass pieces

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1581-2022Woodland Ingredients X06D Arborio Rice, 25 lbs. bag UPC 00687080007374 Woodland Ingredients X16D Italian Arborio Rice, 25 lbs. bag UPC 00687080069143 Sysco International X06D05 Arborio Rice, 25 lbs. bag in box UPC 00074865718257 DGourmet.com X06C Arborio Rice, 10 lbs. bag in box UPC 00687080007367Lot #'s 2317128 2317772 2316634 2317098 2322970 2319588 2321998 2321011 2326070 2321214Terminated

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