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Tyson announces recall of 33 thousand pounds of chicken

The company says the mechanically separated chicken products may be infected with a strain of Salmonella.

By Shane O'Halloran
January 13, 2014

Tyson to recall chicken

Tyson Foods announced it is recalling over 33 thousand pounds of mechanically separated chicken products due to fears of Salmonella contamination. According to a USDA release, the products were not sold in retail stores but have been linked to seven illnesses in a Tennessee correctional facility. The products were produced October 11, 2013. More information is available here.

KEYWORDS: meat products poultry recall salmonella

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