Tyson Recalls Frozen Chicken Tenderloins
Thursday, August 7th 2008. One of the nation's largest meat processors is recalling frozen chicken products.
Tyson Foods is recalling five brands of uncooked, frozen chicken breast tenderloins that were sent to food service distributors, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced on Wednesday.
The frozen chicken tenderloins being recalled contain soy. Soy is not listed as an ingredient on the label, putting individuals who are allergic to soy at risk. The products were shipped out between July 23 and August 1.
The government has received no reports of anyone becoming ill from eating the chicken tenderloins.
The following products are subject to recall:
10 pound cases of "Standard Quality Uncooked Fritters, Old Fashioned Chicken Breast Tenderloins." Each box bears the case code of "2523-954" as well as packaging dates of 7/23/08 printed on the side of the box.
10 pound cases of "Sysco Uncooked Fritters, Chicken Breast Tenderloins." Each box bears the case code of "2523-895."
10 pound cases of "Heritage Valley Uncooked Steakhouse Chicken Breast Tenderloins." Each box bears the code of "2523-398" as well as packaging date of 7/23, 7/24 or 8/1 of 2008.
20 pound cases of "Spare Time Uncooked Fritters, Chicken Breast Tenderloins." Each box bears the case code of "2523-861" as well as a packaging date of 7/25 printed on the side of the box.
10 pound cases of "Tyson Uncooked Chicken Breast Tenderloin Fritters." Each box bears the code of "2989-928" as well as a packaging date of 7/25/08.
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