4.9 million pounds of frozen, boneless chicken have been recalled

Hormel recalls nearly 5 million pounds of frozen chicken over metal contamination

The chicken may have been contaminated with metal pieces from a conveyor belt during production, accordiing to the FSIS.

Pork jerky and frozen chicken recalled nationwide due to metal fragment fears: Full list of products to avoid

The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has announced two separate large-scale food recalls due to the same reason: possible contamination with metal fragments. The first recall was for BBQ pork jerky and the second was for ready-to-eat frozen chicken products. Both notices were posted over the weekend. In total, a combined 7.1 million pounds of the products—which were distributed nationwide in both cases—are included in the recalls…

Nearly 5 million pounds of chicken recalled over contamination fears

Hormel Foods Corporation issued a voluntary recall for the affected chicken products on October 25 due to the possible presence of metal.

5 million pounds of frozen chicken recalled after metal found in breasts and thighs

Hormel Foods traced the metal contamination to a damaged conveyor belt used during production

Hormel recalls 4.9M pounds of chicken possibly 'contaminated with pieces of metal'

Hormel Foods recalled nearly 5 million pounds of chicken products after metal fragments from a conveyor belt may have contaminated foodservice items nationwide.

4M pounds of chicken used nationwide recalled: USDA

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Nearly 5 million pounds of chicken distributed nationwide have been recalled due to a "possible foreign matter contamination," according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service. The recall was issued by Hormel Foods Corporation, which distributes the ready-to-eat frozen chicken products to hotel and restaurant supply stores. Hormel is more famously known for its brands like Skippy, Spam and P…