General Mills Recalls Select Pillsbury Pizza Pops Products Dated June 9, 2026 to June 14, 2026

General Mills (NYSE:GIS) announced a voluntary recall in Canada of select Pillsbury Pizza Pops products with “better if used by” dates from June 9, 2026 to June 14, 2026 due to the potential presence of pathogenic E. coli.

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TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- General Mills today announced a voluntary recall of select Pillsbury Pizza Pops products sold in Canada with “better if used by” dates of June 9, 2026 to June 14, 2026. The recall is being issued due to the potential presence of pathogenic E. coli.

This recall affects Pillsbury Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza Pops (30 count), Pillsbury Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza Pops (8 count), Pillsbury Frank’s RedHot Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza Pops (4 count) and Supremo Extreme Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza Pops (30 count) with the below UPC codes and dates. Other Pillsbury Pizza Pops products are not affected by this voluntary recall.

Pillsbury Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza Pops (30 count)
Package UPC: 069052129619
Recalled Better if Used by Dates: 09JN2026WN and 10JN2026WN

Pillsbury Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza Pops (8 count)
Package UPC: 069052129671
Recalled Better if Used by Dates: 09JN2026WN and 10JN2026WN

Pillsbury Frank’s RedHot Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza Pops (4 count)
Package UPC: 069052129473
Recalled Better if Used by Date: 14JN2026WN

Supremo Extreme Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza Pops (30 count)
Package UPC: 069052469012
Recalled Better if Used by Dates: 10JN2026WN, 11JN2026WN and 12JN2026WN

Food safety is General Mills’ top priority, and the company is working closely with retail partners to remove the potentially impacted product.

Consumers are asked to check their freezers and dispose of the products affected by this recall. Consumers who have questions or have had to discard products covered by this recall may contact General Mills Consumer Relations at 1-800-230-8103 or our website. Any consumer concerned about illness should contact their healthcare provider.

About General Mills
General Mills makes food the world loves. The company is guided by its Accelerate strategy to boldly build its brands, relentlessly innovate, unleash its scale and stand for good. Its portfolio of beloved brands in Canada includes household names like Cheerios, Nature Valley, Old El Paso, Pillsbury, Betty Crocker and Oatmeal Crisp. Established in 1954, General Mills Canada Corporation is based in Mississauga, Ontario, and is a proud and long-time supporter of United Way and Team Canada Olympic and Paralympic Athletes. For more information, visit www.generalmills.com.

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Key Terms

pathogenic e. coli medical

Pathogenic E. coli are strains of the common Escherichia coli bacteria that can cause illness in humans, ranging from stomach upset to severe, life‑threatening infections. Think of them as a usually harmless resident that occasionally turns dangerous and can trigger product recalls, regulatory action, legal liability, and disruptions in supply chains for food, water, and healthcare products—factors that can materially affect company revenues and investor risk.

upc technical

A UPC (Universal Product Code) is the small barcode and numeric code printed on retail packaging that uniquely identifies a specific product and its version, like a digital name tag for merchandise. Investors care because UPCs enable accurate sales tracking, inventory management and faster store distribution, so widespread use or changes to UPCs can signal how easily a product reaches customers and how reliably its sales can be measured — similar to how a library’s catalog numbers let you track which books are checked out.