United States
TerminatedClass III
K.B. Pizza, Inc. has initiated a recall of Son of Italy Cheese Kit, Son of Italy Pepperoni Kit, 39 oz./2 pizzas per kit, Vacuum packed, 6 kits per case. Use by date of 12-5-18 on each kit and case, because the pizza kits were left at room temperature for 24 hours, with cheese packs in the kits.
| Product description | UPC | Quantity | Lot / code information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Son of Italy Pepperoni Pizza Kit ,39 oz./2 pizzas per kit, Net Wt. 15.5 lbs. 6 pizza kits per case | Not published in this source record | 144 cases | Use By 12-5-18 |
This recall shares FDA event ID 81267 with 1 other product entry in Public Health Trace.
FDA Recall United States TerminatedTerminated: June 18, 2019Historical recordClass III
Responsible company: K.B. Pizza, Inc.
FDA Recall United States TerminatedTerminated: June 18, 2019Historical recordClass III
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| State | Distributed |
|---|---|
| Maryland | 1 |
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