Check your pantry ASAP.

A popular white rice product has been yanked from the shelves of Wegmans and possibly other major national retailers over concerns that the food may be contaminated with “foreign material.” Two-pound bags of Lundberg Organic Jasmine White Rice are the primary focus of the recall,

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Wegmans, which sells the product, announced the recall on April 4, and has pulled all packages from store shelves. Walmart, Target and Whole Foods also sell the brand. Wegmans notes on its website that shoppers can use these details to identify the affected product: