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Hot cross bun product sold at SA supermarkets recalled

Allanah Sciberras

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An urgent product recall has been issued for a batch of hot cross buns sold at South Australian supermarkets over fears they may contain glass.

The food safety watchdog issued the notice for Little Dough Co fruit hot cross buns, sold in packs of nine at Foodland supermarkets and online.

Food Standards Australia New Zealand has warned of the "presence of foreign matter (glass)".

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Food Standards Australia New Zealand has issued a recall. Nine

"Food products containing foreign matter may cause illness/injury if consumed," the watchdog said.

The product has the date marking of March 3.

Consumers are urged to not eat the product and return the item to the place of purchase for a full refund.

Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.

The watchdog advised anyone seeking further information to contact Foodland Promotions.

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