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General Mills pulls more than 735K Pillsbury rolls from shelves over possible glass contamination

General Mills is recalling over 735,000 Pillsbury rolls due to potential glass contamination.

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The brief

General Mills has initiated a recall of nearly 736,000 Pillsbury rolls. The company is pulling the products from shelves after reports of possible glass contamination.

Coverage from CBS News, The Guardian, and Fox Business emphasizes the scale of the recall, while The Healthy and PIX11 note that the action follows an FDA report. PIX11 specifically highlights that the recalled rolls were sold in New York.

Future developments depend on further FDA reporting and the company's efforts to remove the affected products from retail locations.

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Quick answers

How many Pillsbury rolls are being recalled?

Reports indicate between 735,000 and 736,000 rolls are being pulled from shelves.

What is the reason for the recall?

The recall is due to possible glass contamination.

Which regulatory body reported this?

The FDA is cited as the source of the report according to coverage from The Healthy and PIX11.

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