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Kraft Heinz recalls strained prunes due to possible presence of rubber

Kraft Heinz recalls strained prunes due to possible presence of rubber | iNFOnews.ca
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OTTAWA – Kraft Heinz Canada is recalling Heinz brand strained prunes due to the possible presence of pieces of rubber.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said Friday the nationwide recall was prompted by a consumer complaint.

The agency said there was a choking incident.

The agency said the product came in a 128 ml container with a UPC code of 05753307.

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