Nestle Canada recalls Delissio frozen pizzas after glass bits found
THE CANADIAN PRESS
First posted: Thursday, March 10, 2016 01:58 PM EST | Updated: Thursday, March 10, 2016 02:08 PM EST
TORONTO -- Two specific batches of its Delissio frozen pizza are being recalled because they may contain bits of glass.
Nestle says the glass may be from spinach that was a common ingredient in the two types of pizza.
Nestle Canada says it's recalling one batch of "Vintage Tuscan Style Chicken" pizza and one batch of thin-crust pizza with tomato and spinach, both under the Delissio brand name.
The thin-crust pizza has batch code 53625273C1 and a best-before date of July 25, 2016, while the Tuscan-style chicken pizza has batch code 6017525952 and a best before date of Nov. 12, 2016.
Nestle says it has informed the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and the customers that have received those batch codes so they can remove the products from store shelves.
It says there have been no injuries reported from a "small number" of reports in the United States. There have been no complaints registered from Canada.
Nestle Canada says it's recalling one batch of "Vintage Tuscan Style Chicken" pizza and one batch of thin-crust pizza with tomato and spinach, both under the Delissio brand name.
Nestle Canada recalls Delissio frozen pizzas after glass bits found | Health & F
THE CANADIAN PRESS
First posted: Thursday, March 10, 2016 01:58 PM EST | Updated: Thursday, March 10, 2016 02:08 PM EST
TORONTO -- Two specific batches of its Delissio frozen pizza are being recalled because they may contain bits of glass.
Nestle says the glass may be from spinach that was a common ingredient in the two types of pizza.
Nestle Canada says it's recalling one batch of "Vintage Tuscan Style Chicken" pizza and one batch of thin-crust pizza with tomato and spinach, both under the Delissio brand name.
The thin-crust pizza has batch code 53625273C1 and a best-before date of July 25, 2016, while the Tuscan-style chicken pizza has batch code 6017525952 and a best before date of Nov. 12, 2016.
Nestle says it has informed the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and the customers that have received those batch codes so they can remove the products from store shelves.
It says there have been no injuries reported from a "small number" of reports in the United States. There have been no complaints registered from Canada.
Nestle Canada says it's recalling one batch of "Vintage Tuscan Style Chicken" pizza and one batch of thin-crust pizza with tomato and spinach, both under the Delissio brand name.
Nestle Canada recalls Delissio frozen pizzas after glass bits found | Health & F