Utah
USDA recalls 148K pounds of chicken patties in Utah, 4 other states
A recall of 148,000 kilos of hen merchandise has been introduced Saturday by the USDA as a consequence of doable contamination with onerous clear items of plastic, the company mentioned. (USDA)
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WASHINGTON — A recall of 148,000 kilos of hen merchandise has been introduced Saturday by the U.S. Division of Agriculture’s Meals Security and Inspection Service. The recall covers sure frozen hen breast patties below the Foster Farm label. The patties could also be contaminated with “onerous clear items of plastic,” the company mentioned.
“These things have been shipped to Costco distribution facilities in Arizona, California, Colorado, Utah and Washington, and should have been additional distributed to Costco retail places,” the USDA inspection service says.
The recall got here following buyer complaints, however no confirmed accidents associated to the contamination have been reported, the company says.
The contaminated merchandise are “totally cooked, frozen, breaded hen breast patties” in an 80-oz. bag of Foster Farms hen patties containing 20 items, in line with the USDA.
Contaminated merchandise have been produced on Aug. 11 with a finest by date of “8/11/23,” institution quantity “P-33901,” and lot code “32223**” with a “7527899724” below the barcode, the company says.
Prospects are urged to not eat these hen patties and retailers are urged to not promote them, the company says. Prospects can both throw the product away or return to the situation the place it was bought.
Extra data is offered on the USDA web site for this recall.
Customers may name the Foster Farms Shopper Hotline at 1-800-338-8051 or e-mail data@fosterfarms.com. Questions on meals security may be directed to the toll-free USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline at 888-MPHotline or 888-674-6854.