TOPEKA (KSNT) — Federal health officials say more than 43,000 units of breakfast food items distributed in stores nationwide are being recalled as they may contain pieces of plastic. The Food and Drug Administration said Ohio-based JM Smucker Company LLC is voluntarily recalling several thousand cases of Great Value brand breakfast goods sold at Walmart stores nationwide because they may contain plastic, making them unsafe for consumption. In total, 2,027 cases of 16.5-ounce Great Value Cheese Danish, with UPC 078742201177, and 1,602 cases of 16.5-ounce Great Value Cinnamon Rolls, with UPC 078742201160, were impacted by the recall. Both products have a lot number of L092525200 269X. Over 83 tons of ground beef recalled nationwide, illnesses reported: USDA The recall was initiated at the start of November but was given an official classification by the FDA this week. The agency labeled it as a 'Class II,' meaning the products may cause some harmful health impacts for consumers. In a statement shared with Nexstar's KSNT, Jacquelyn Cook, director of executive communications with Walmart, said, "The health and safety of our customers is always a top priority." "A sales restriction was placed on impacted products, and they were removed from impacted stores," the statement continued. "We continue to work with the supplier to investigate." No additional details were immediately available. Latest News Geismar chemical plant to pay Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality $35K after alleged violations Trump chooses Pam Bondi for attorney general pick after Gaetz withdraws Ride Along: Central coach talks about high school football playoff matchup with West Ouachita Trump picks Pam Bondi for next attorney general LSU vs. Vanderbilt: Here's what football fans need to know for game day