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In the midst of overwhelming recall notices both from food, and OTC drugs for the last quarter of this year, the USDA FSIS once again released another nationwide recall on the delicious and hunger-busting chicken salads from Bumble Bee. All BumblBee's"Lunch on the Run" Chicken Salad Complete Lunch AND Bumble Bee's "Chicken Salad with Crackers" with the "Best-By 07/11" and "Best-By 01/12" expiration labels respectively, have been recalled simultaneously.
The Suter Company, Inc. is voluntarily recalling more than 72,000 pounds of these canned salad products that have been distributed and being sold on retail and grocery stores across the 48 states. The recall was prompted after several complaints have been received by the department due to foreign materials found in the food particularly some hard plastics. The origin of these plastic residue has not been known.
The "Lunch on the Run" is among the bestselling food at Amazon.com In fact, the item now Ranks #72 under Bestsellers in Poultry
. If you just ordered these items online, you may request for refunds or simply cancel your orders.
The USDA classifies this recall as Class 2 with low health risk i.e. remote probability of adverse health consequences. To date there have been no reports of injury associated with this issue. The USDA also advises consumers to seek medical assistance in case of injury or any medical condition associated to consumption of these food products. Consumers and media with questions about the recall should contact Tim Suter at (815) 895-9186.
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. If you just ordered these items online, you may request for refunds or simply cancel your orders.The USDA classifies this recall as Class 2 with low health risk i.e. remote probability of adverse health consequences. To date there have been no reports of injury associated with this issue. The USDA also advises consumers to seek medical assistance in case of injury or any medical condition associated to consumption of these food products. Consumers and media with questions about the recall should contact Tim Suter at (815) 895-9186.
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