After small pieces of plastic were found in some boxes, the parent company of Cheese Nips has voluntarily recalled some of its snack from stores.

Small “yellow plastic pieces” from a dough scraper slipped into the production line, according to the company, Mondelēz Global.
Anyone who purchased 11-ounce boxes with expiration dates of May 18, 2020, through May 20, 2020 are advised to discard it.
No injuries have been reported, according to the company.
The Hawaii State Department of Health Food and Drug Branch is alerting residents of the voluntary recall.
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Eleni Avendaño, who covers public health issues, is a corps member with Report for America , a national nonprofit organization that places journalists in local newsrooms. Her health care coverage is also supported by the McInerny Foundation, the Atherton Family Foundation , the George Mason Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation , and Papa Ola Lokahi . You can reach her by email at egill@civilbeat.org or follow her on Twitter at @lorineleni.