Class IFood recall: undeclared wheat and soy
Pinsarella Roman Pizza, POL127-24
Pinsarella Food LLC, of Vista, CA, began recalling this product on . FDA classified the recall as Class I on .
Why it was recalled
In FDA’s words:
Undeclared allergens (Wheat and Soy)
The allergen tags on this page are ours, matched from FDA’s words above.
The product
Pinsarella Roman Pizza, POL127-24
Pinsarella Roman Pizza, POL127-24, UPC 6 08539 14655 0 -Oval, 12x7/ 7.0 Oz, Parbaked, 6 units per bag, 24 units per box., UPC 1 98715 69442 0 - Oval, 14x9/ 10.6 Oz, Parbaked, 6 units per bag, 24 units per box., UPC 6 08539 33371 4 - Round, 8" / 5.0 Oz, Parbaked, 6 units per bag, 36 units per box., Good Until: 12 months if kept frozen, 10 days if kept refrigerated. Pinsarella Food LLC 760 Sycamore Ave. Suite D, Vista , CA 92083, sales@pinsarella.com, www.pinsarella.com;
- Codes and dates
- USE by date: 12/09/2025
- Quantity
- 66 boxes total (40 boxes= 12"x7", 20 boxes= 14"x9", 6 boxes= 8" round)
- Recall number
- F-0402-2025
Where it was distributed
In FDA’s words:
Product is packaged and sold to distributors who supply restaurant business in California.
What Class I means
In FDA’s definitions, a Class I recall is one where: there is a reasonable probability that use of or exposure to the product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death. FDA’s recall definitions
If you have this product
- FDA’s enforcement report doesn’t say what to do with a recalled product. FDA posts some companies’ recall announcements on its Recalls, Market Withdrawals and Safety Alerts page; not every recall has one.
- FDA doesn’t update a recall’s status after classifying it, so this page can’t tell you whether the recall is still open.
- If someone has a serious allergic reaction, call 911. Signs of a serious reaction
Source
FDA’s Enforcement Report, read through openFDA. This recall first appeared in the report of . openFDA asks that its data not be relied on for decisions about medical care. AllergyNest isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by FDA.