Hak brand Boerenkool and Spinazie recalled in Canada because of rubber pieces

Custan Foods Ltd. is recalling Hak brand Boerenkool and Spinazie products because of possible contamination with pieces of rubber, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).This Class 3 recall affects products distributed to retail in Nova Scotia and Ontario, Canada.Recalled Products:
Hak BoerenkoolSize: 340 gUPC: 8720600608605Codes: LG262 up to and including LG292Hak BoerenkoolSize: 680 gUPC: 8720600609824Codes: LG262 up to and including LG292Hak SpinazieSize: 330 gUPC: 8720600608

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