Undercooked Chicken Recalled by USDA

Posted on September 22, 2011

Roundy’s Supermarkets Inc., in cooperation with the United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, has issued a recall for their chicken breast products that may be undercooked, according to news sources.

Approximately 360 pounds of the breaded chicken breast product are being recalled. The products would have been sold to consumers at deli counter, so the original branding would not have been known to consumers. The product was distributed to Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota stores in five pound cases on September 13. Each case contained 10 pieces of chickens bearing the name “Chef’s Collection Chicken Milanese Breast.”

No illnesses have been reported yet. The company has instructed consumers to throw away the chicken.

As a Los Angeles product liability lawyer, I know that there many rules and regulations that most food and product manufacturers must abode by. Even so, mistakes can and will be made. Our Los Angeles personal injury law firm hopes that you or your loved will not be affected by food-borne illness as a result of consuming this product. If you or anyone you know has been sickened by this product we encourage them to seek medical attention right away so things do not get any worse.

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