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Listeria Prompts Biscuit Warning

Two kinds of SEG biscuits sold in Winn-Dixie grocery stores were recalled Dec. 29  amid concerns of “possible” listeria, according to  Southeastern Grocers (SEG),  Winn-Dixie’s Jacksonville, FL- based parent company and other grocery chains.

The recall was issued due to the “possible presence of Listeria monocytogenes,” the company said in the news release.

The recall includes the following products at all Winn-Dixie stores:

The recall also includes SEG and Southern Home-brand biscuits at all BI-LO and Harveys Supermarket stores, which are operated by Southeastern Grocers.  The products, regardless of the “best by” date, should be thrown away or returned to any Winn-Dixie store for a full refund, according to Southeastern Grocers.

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