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4 In. Split Top Brioche Style Buns recalled due to potential presence of dangerous bacteria and Cronobacter sakazakii

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Quick summary

Quick summary: 4 In. Split Top Brioche Style Buns recalled due to potential presence of dangerous bacteria and Cronobacter sakazakii .

Recommended action

Recommended action: stop using or consuming the product if you believe it matches the recall, review the official details, and follow the instructions from the official source.

Recall details

Quick summary: 4 In. Split Top Brioche Style Buns recalled due to potential presence of dangerous bacteria and Cronobacter sakazakii .

Official details

Affected product details

Structured information extracted from the official recall notice. Confirm the identifiers and instructions in the original notice.

Brand
Product4 In. Split Top Brioche Style Bun
IssueFood - Microbial contamination - Clostridium botulinum Food - Microbial contamination - Other
Recall classClass 2
IdentificationRA-64519

Affected products

BrandNone
Product4 In. Split Top Brioche Style Bun
Size13.12 lbs
UPC / GTIN6 11138 50173 6
Codes2022 OCT 27

Issue

No brand 4 In. Split Top Brioche Style Buns recalled due to potential presence of Clostridium botulinum and Cronobacter sakazakii. The recalled product has been sold in Ontario.

What you should do

  • Do not use, sell, serve or distribute the affected product.
Additional official information
AudienceHotels, restaurants and institutions
CategoryFood - Nuts, grains, and seeds
CompaniesGFS Canada
Published byCanadian Food Inspection Agency
Recall classClass 2
Alert / recall typeNotification
Identification numberRA-64519
Canadian Food Inspection Agency ID15150
Background{}
CompaniesGFS Canada
AudiencesHotels, restaurants and institutions
Source updated2022-08-26

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