Perdue Recalls Frozen Chicken Nuggets, Tenders Over Metal Wire Contamination Fears
Perdue Foods recalls over 160,000 pounds of frozen chicken products after discovering thin metal wire in some packages. The voluntary recall, conducted in coordination with the USDA, affects some of its chicken nuggets and chicken tenders. No injuries or illnesses have been reported. The recall follows consumer complaints about the contamination. In 2019, Perdue recalled nearly 32,000 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken products due to potential bone contamination.
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00:02Purdue Foods is recalling over 160,000 pounds of frozen chicken products after discovering
00:08thin metal wire in some packages.
00:10The voluntary recall, conducted in coordination with the USDA, affects some of its chicken
00:15nuggets and chicken tenders.
00:16No injuries or illnesses have been reported.
00:19The recall follows consumer complaints about the contamination.
00:23In 2019, Purdue recalled nearly 32,000 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken products due to potential
00:27bone contamination.
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