Broken glass has been found in Pictsweet’s 12 ounce frozen peas and mixed vegetables sold at Wal-Mart and Kroger stores. To date, the company suspects that 24,000 pounds of these peas and mixed vegetables have been affected. This is a voluntary recall that Pictsweet initiated to protect the public from harm. The recall was launched after the company found glass fragments in four 12 ounce packages of the frozen peas and mixed vegetables.
No injuries have been reported as of now. However, clearly the broken glass fragments could cause harm if the affected lot number of peas and mixed vegetables are eaten. It is suspected that the affected lots have reached Kroger stores in the Southeast and Wal-Mart distribution facilities located east of the Rocky Mountains. There is a chance that the affected lots of frozen vegetables have reached Wal-Mart stores. The FDA has advised that the vegetables not be eaten.
If you have any of the following lot numbers of Pictsweet peas or mixed vegetables, you are advised to contact the manufacturer about a refund.