The situation falls under a class II recall, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which indicates a risk of “temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences” from the contaminant.

There have been no reported health issues linked to the rice, and the recall is confined to a single batch, encompassing 4,500 cases, as stated by Lundberg Family Farms.

In addition to Wegmans, the rice is sold at several other national retailers, including Whole Foods, Walmart and Target.

Bags affected by the recall contain the universal product code 073416- 040281.

Rice bags with best by dates of Feb. 1, 2027 and a lot code of 260201 and a best by date of Feb. 2, 2027 and a lot code of 260202 are affected by the recall.

The move comes as the FDA recalled several bread products from supermarket shelves including a popular Trader Joe’s brand Focaccia Bread.

The recall was issued after metal fragments were found in pieces of the bread, per the FDA.