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Bread Recalled For Possible Wire

Eight different types of bread are being recalled due to a faulty screen.

The Bimbo Bakeries companies are voluntarily recalling select bread products due to the possible presence of flexible wire in the bread caused by a faulty screen at a third party flour mill, according to a release from the company.


Multiple products with "Best By" dates prior to and including Feb. 20 are being recalled in Pennsylvania, including the following:

  • Aldi L'oven Fresh Hearty 12 Grain bread
  • Arnold Healthfull Multigrain
  • Brownberry Dutch Country Whole Grain
  • Brownberry Grains & More Double Portion
  • Brownberry Healthfull Nutty Grain
  • Stroehmann Dutch County
  • Earthgrains 12 Grain Natural Bread
  • Sara Lee 12 Grain Bread Hearty and Delicious

According to the release, consumers who have purchased the recalled product can return the product to its place of purchase for a full refund. For questions and concerns, call 1-800-984-0989 at any time 24 hours a day.

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