Recall issued for Hill Country Fare potato salad sold at Texas H-E-B stores

A voluntary recall has been released for Hill Country Fare potato salad sold at H-E-B and Joe V’s Smart Shop locations in Texas.

The 48-ounce, or 3-pound, potato salad containers are produced by Reser’s Fine Food and have a July 26 use-by date, according to H-E-B. The recall was issued due to the possibility of pieces of hard plastic being in the packages. No injuries have been reported, however. Officials with San Antonio-based H-E-B said the grocery chain has removed all affected product from store shelves. Those who bought the potato salad can return it to the store for a full refund or throw it away.

More information is available by calling (888) 223-2127.

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