Urgent recall issued over fears of glass in Woolworths bread

Supermarket giant Woolworths has been forced to pull store-made bread from the shelves at one of its shops over fears it may contain glass.

The Woolworths Calwell store issued the urgent recall.

Woolworths has issued an urgent recall for one of its stores amid fears its store-made bread may contain glass.

Calwell supermarket in Canberra has pulled several lines of the supermarket giant’s in-house bakery made bread from the shelves.

Anyone who bought the products on November 4 have been urged to return any loaves for a full refund.

Customers have been warned not to consume any of the bread, whether that be rolls or loaves.

The products were only sold at Woolworths Calwell and are as follows:

• Bread White Extra Soft Loaf (680g and 800g)
• Bread Roll 6pk
• Bread Roll Extra Soft Jumbo Lunch 6pk
• Hot Dog Roll 6pk
• Bread Soft Wholemeal Loaf (680g and 800g)
• Wholemeal Bread Roll 6pk
• Bread Grain Loaf (800g)
• Bread Grain Jumbo Lunch 6pk
• 7 Seeds & Grains Hi Fib Low GI Loaf (750g and 350g)
• 7 Seeds & Grains Hi Fib Low GI Roll 6pk

Woolworths apologised to customers.

“Woolworths is recalling these products due to the possible presence of glass. Consumers are advised to not consume the products,” a statement from the supermarket said.

“Consumers should return the product to Woolworths Calwell ACT for a full refund.

“Any customers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.”