In a concerning development, an urgent recall has been issued for bread products sold by Upper Crust Bakery after reports surfaced of possible glass contamination.

The affected products could pose serious health risks, including potential injury if consumed.

The recall targets explicitly a selection of breads distributed across various stores.

According to the notice, fragments of glass may have accidentally been mixed into the bread during the production process, prompting swift action from both the bakery and health authorities.

Consumers who have purchased bread from Upper Crust Bakery are strongly urged to check their packages immediately.

If their product matches the batch codes involved in the recall, they are advised not to consume the bread and to either return it to the place of purchase for a full refund or dispose of it safely.

Upper Crust Bakery has issued a public apology, emphasizing that the recall was initiated as a precautionary measure and that they are working closely with health officials to investigate the root cause.

They have assured customers that they are taking steps to enhance quality control measures to prevent any similar incidents in the future.

Authorities also encourage anyone who experiences symptoms or injuries after consuming the recalled bread to seek medical attention promptly.

For detailed information about the recalled products, including batch numbers and best-before dates, consumers can refer to the official announcement or visit Upper Crust Bakery’s website.

This incident highlights the importance of stringent quality checks in food production and the critical need for quick action when public health is at risk.