Pizza Recall

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Thanks, David!

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Great, another one:

http://www.reuters.com/article/consumer ... geNumber=1

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This is the problem with industrialized agriculture. No way to insure quality control when you make food in a factory.

By local.

We actually had on of these pizzas in our freezing matching the effected bar codes. It was purchased at the Meijer's in New Albany.

please don't buy frozen pizza
please
for our sake and yours

all frozen pizza should be recalled, and it has nothing to do with e. coli.

This is the problem with industrialized agriculture. No way to insure quality control when you make food in a factory.

By local.

Who makes pepperoni locally?

all frozen pizza should be recalled, and it has nothing to do with e. coli.

I agree that frozen pizzas are not very good, but they have a use, especially when there are kids in the house. There is not always time to fix something and frozen pizzas will be eaten by kids.

And I have to agree with Chris .... where do I, or any pizzeria get locally produced pepperoni?

Well if you read General Mills website, "they" say that over a 5 month period 9 of the 21 or so people ate their pizza prior to being sick. So the other million or so pizzas that went out didnt get people sick and the other 11 cases didnt eat their pizza. It sounds like its a just in case recall according to "They".

This is the problem with industrialized agriculture. No way to insure quality control when you make food in a factory.

By local.

Who makes pepperoni locally?

If you can't find it local, buy it from a good, reputable, high-quality producer. I get all my pepperoni, salami, etc. from Volpi Fine Foods in St. Louis, MO. I've been to the location where all their salumi is made. I trust that source.