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Giant Eagle Announces Lettuce, Sandwich Ring Recall

The items may have been contaminated by listeria, which causes food poisoning.

 

Giant Eagle, including the Market District South Hills location, has issued a recall of bags of shredded iceberg lettuce, as well as certain sandwich rings, because they may have been contaminated by listeria, which causes food poisoning.

Any customers with bags of "F.M. shredded lettuce" with the UPC code "3003430195" should return those bags to Giant Eagle for a full refund.

Because contaminated lettuce may have been used in Giant Eagle's Italian, New York and All-American sandwich rings, customers should return those sandwich rings, as well, for a full refund.

The UPC codes of the sandwich rings are "23755100000," "24755500000," "22755100000," "25755500000," "21755100000" and "26755500000."

Giant Eagle's customer service number is 800-553-2324.

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This article originally appeared on Baldwin-Whitehall Patch.

Related Topics: Bethel Park, Listeria, Sandwich Ring Recall, Upper St. Clair, giant eagle, lettuce recall, and market district

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