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Saco supermarket says someone put razor blades in pizza dough

Saco supermarket says someone put razor blades in pizza dough

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SACO, Maine (AP) A supermarket in Maine is recalling pizza dough after a customer allegedly put razor blades in the product.

WGME-TV reports that Hannaford officials say someone inserted the razor blades into pizza dough that was being sold at the deli department inside the store.

The tampering came to light after a customer returned pizza dough they had purchased from the deli.

No injuries or illnesses have been reported.

Customers who bought the dough at the Saco store between 2 p.m. Monday and 10 a.m. Tuesday should return it to the store and not consume it.

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