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Hannaford supermarkets have just expanded aPizza dough Remember because of certain products containing razor blades and other metal objects.

The chain of grocery based on Scarborough, Maine, has now doubled consumer warnings of all Portland Pie products being potentially altered with metal objects. On October 11, the supermarket announced that it had since removed all the products produced by the local craft pizza manufacturer of its shelves and attenuates the replenishment indefinitely. (In touch:8 groceries who can soon be in the short diet)

"Customers who bought Portland Pie Pizza Dough and Portland Pie Cheese sold in the Deli at any Hannaford store between August 1 and October 11 should not consume products and can return it to the store for a refund full" declares thereminder notice Posted on the Hannaford website. "Customers are invited to also check storage areas, including freezers for the product that could have been purchased and frozen during this period."

The FDA has not yet published the company's notice of reminder on its own site, but the agency has been alerted on "malicious alteration". Nevertheless, the Hannaford located in Sanford, Maine has not reported the incident in a timely manner (within 24 hours), according to the law. According toHeraldIn southern Portland, the first ratio of pizza dough containing razor blades or razor blade fragments occurred on August 14. However, Sanford police stated that they were not notified of the incident untilbeginning of October. Customers were also recently informed. (In touch:8 major food reminders you need to know now.)

More recently, customers who bought the pizza dough from a Hannaford store in Dover, New Hampshire, and another in Saco, Maine complained of razor blades, which led the survey in the three cities. So far, a man has been charged with inserting raza blades into Portland's pizza pulp sold at the SACO site. He was the forklift operator for that will be Pizza, Scarborough based on the brand source of his fresh dough. His motif has not yet been reported.

Until additional information is discovered, customers should have Portland Pie products purchased since the beginning of August. To date, no injury or sickness has been linked to this reminder.

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