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An extensive recall of frozen food has been issued, impacting over 25,000 cases of pizza and focaccia distributed among several prominent retailers. The affected products are produced by Bakkavor and available at stores such as Trader Joe’s, HelloFresh, Harris Teeter, Meijer, and Fresh & Simple.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration raised this recall after it was found that slow-roasted tomatoes in these items might contain tiny metal pieces. The FDA has categorized this as a Class II recall, indicating that consumption might lead to temporary or reversible health concerns.

The products involved include Basil Pesto & Mozzarella Pizza and Roasted Tomato Parmesan Focaccia, with expiration dates from June to October 2026.

If you have these items at home, do not consume them. Instead, dispose of them or return them to the retailer for a full refund. Be sure to verify the UPC codes and expiration dates closely to determine if your product is included in the recall.

Stay updated and consistently verify food recall notifications to ensure your family's safety.

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00:00Check your freezer right now.
00:02More than 25,000 cases of frozen pizza and focaccia have been recalled.
00:06And yes, the reason is shocking.
00:09Some of these products may contain metal fragments.
00:12The recall involves food sold at Trader Joe's, HelloFresh, Harris Teeter, Meijer, and Fresh and Simple.
00:19These products were made by food manufacturer Bakavore.
00:23The FDA officially classified the recall as a Class 2 recall.
00:27That means the products could cause temporary health problems if eaten.
00:31The main items affected are basil pesto and mozzarella pizza, and roasted tomato parmesan focaccia.
00:38The contamination likely came from slow roasted tomatoes used in the recipe.
00:43Small metal pieces may have entered the food during processing.
00:46The good news is that no injuries have been reported so far.
00:49But experts warn you should not eat these products.
00:52If you have them at home, throw them away immediately.
00:56Or return them to the store for a full refund.
00:59Also check the UPC codes and use-by dates carefully.
01:02Because some batches run all the way to October 2026.
01:06So before your next frozen pizza night, take one quick look in your freezer.
01:11It could save you from a very dangerous bite.
01:14It could save you from a very terrified date.
01:15Let's punch them all the way to start with the food store.
01:15Go ahead and draw your phone in the Estados Unidos.
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