Nestle recalls DiGiorno pepperoni pizzas due to misbranding, undeclared ingredient
The company says some of the boxes actually contain Digiorno's three-meat pizza instead.
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Sep 28, 2021, 1:22 AM
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Updated 1,032 days ago
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5h agoNestle is recalling about 28,000 pounds of DiGiorno crispy pan crust pepperoni pizzas.
The company says some of the boxes actually contain Digiorno's three-meat pizza instead.
The three-meat pizza contains soy protein, which is a common allergen.
The ingredient isn't listed on the box for pepperoni pizza.
The pizzas being recalled were sold across the country with expiration dates of March 2022.
