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Nestle recalls cookie dough due to potential wood fragments.

Voluntary Recall: Nestle Cookie Bars

Attention all‌ cookie ⁣lovers! Nestle, the renowned food processing company, has issued a ‌voluntary‍ recall for their delectable cookie bars. But don’t worry, it’s⁣ all‍ about ⁢ensuring your safety​ and ⁢satisfaction.

The recall specifically pertains​ to two batches⁤ of Nestle’s famous chocolate chip cookie dough ‌”break and ‍bake” products, weighing a generous 16.5 ounces. These​ batches⁣ were produced on April 24​ and 25, so if you happen to have purchased them, please‌ take note.

If ⁢you have‍ the cookie dough⁣ with⁢ batch codes 311457531K or ​311557534K, we kindly request that you return the product ‌to​ your retailer. Don’t fret, though!‍ You have the option to either get a ⁤replacement or receive a full refund. It’s all​ about making things ⁤right for our valued customers.

Why the Recall?

Now, you might ‌be wondering ‍why Nestle is taking such proactive measures.⁢ Well, let us assure you that no illnesses or⁢ injuries have​ been reported. However, we believe in going above and‌ beyond when ​it comes to your ‌well-being.

Rest assured, we ⁣are working closely​ with the Food and Drug Administration to ‌ensure⁤ the highest standards of quality⁢ and safety. Your trust means the ​world to us, and we want to ​maintain it at‌ all costs.

Important Information

It’s ⁣important to note that ‍only the chocolate chip cookie dough​ bars are affected ​by this ⁤recall. So, ​feel ​free to indulge in⁣ any⁤ other Nestle⁢ products​ without any worries. We’ve got you covered!

If ‍you have any ‍additional questions ​or‍ concerns, our dedicated ⁢team at Nestle USA is here ‍to assist you. Simply give us a ‍call at 800-681-1678, and we’ll be more than happy⁢ to help.

Remember, your satisfaction and safety are our top priorities. Thank you for your understanding ⁣and ‍continued support.

Stay tuned⁤ for more updates and exciting news from⁢ Nestle!


Recalls and Health Concerns

Food recalls due to health concerns ⁣have been making headlines recently. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in collaboration with the FDA, have been urging⁣ people to check their freezers for ​frozen strawberries purchased‌ in⁣ the ⁢past ​few months.

Between November 24,​ 2022, and April ‍12, there were nine reported cases of hepatitis A⁣ linked⁤ to ‌these strawberries. To ‍investigate further, the CDC interviewed​ the affected individuals, asking about⁢ their⁣ food consumption in the two to ⁣seven weeks ​leading up to their illness. Interestingly, all nine individuals reported consuming frozen organic strawberries.

At Nestle, we believe in transparency and‍ keeping you informed⁢ about food safety. Your well-being is our‍ utmost priority.

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