Chicken products recalled

Online retailer Amazon has joined supermarket chains Tesco, Aldi and more in a bid to recall a range of chicken products amid fears they could be ...

Point-of-sale notices will be displayed in all retail stores that are selling these products. "Action taken by the company Cranswick Country Foods is recalling the above products. Salmonella infection usually causes diarrhoea, fever and stomach cramps.

Shelves in Oxford are empty of certain chicken products, as they have been recalled due to fears of salmonella contamination.

No receipt is required." "If you’ve bought an affected product, please don’t eat it. A Sainsbury’s spokesperson said, “We are recalling the majority of Sainsbury’s and Taste the Difference chicken sandwiches, chicken wraps, chicken sandwich platters and some of our cooked chicken.

Shoppers have reported being 'violently sick' after eating chicken wraps and sandwiches - including ones not currently included on the Food Standards ...

Waitrose told MailOnline it is recalling 10 of its own chicken sandwich and wrap lines — with Use By dates up to and including 14 May, but it did not specify which exact ones. The items contaminated have use by dates of May 11 and May 12. 'Salmonella is a type of stomach bug that causes tummy pain, vomiting and diarrhoea. 'UKHSA is assisting the Food Standards Agency with their investigations. However they said there had been no reported cases linked to the recall at this time. Shoppers have today told MailOnline how they have become sick after eating chicken products in recent days. If you do start to feel unwell at all we'd recommend speaking with your GP.' I haven't received a recall notice and ate some today in a wrap at lunch. 'I put it down to stomach bug, but it chimes exactly with the reports. He told MailOnline: 'I bought the wrap around 7pm and by 12.20am I was being violently sick. Shoppers have today told MailOnline how they have become sick after eating chicken products in recent days. Tesco yesterday released a list of cooked poultry products it warns could be impacted.

S. upermarkets and cafes across the UK are recalling chicken products over salmonella fears. Tesco, Aldi, M&S, Waitrose, and Sainsbury's are among the ...

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Dozens of chicken sandwiches have been removed from sale amid concerns of a salmonella outbreak. Anyone who has bought any of the items is advised not to ...

Pret said this move was purely a precautionary measure. We are working closely with the Foods Standards Agency and will collaborate with their experts to resolve the matter. We're sorry for any inconvenience this may cause." We are very sorry for the inconvenience." Waitrose Roast Chicken & Bacon Sandwich Anyone who has bought any of the items is advised not to eat them - and return them for a full refund.

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The bacteria can be present in foods which can lead to human gut infections. Return the product to your local Waitrose & Partners branch for a refund.” No Pret products have currently been affected and we’re continuing to work with the supplier on the issue.”

Pret A Manger has removed all items containing chicken from its shelves, with supermarkets including Aldi and Sainsbury's have pulled a long list of ...

- Sainsbury's Coronation Chicken Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken Triple Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken Salad Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken & Bacon Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken & Sweetcorn Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken and Bacon Sub Roll - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14

Chicken products are being pulled from the shelves following a salmonella scare at a food factory in East Yorkshire.

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Tesco has issued an urgent recall notice regarding 14 of its chicken products, including Tesco chicken breast slices, over fears that they "may contain" ...

Use by date: All dates up to and including 19/05/22 Use by date: All dates up to and including 19/05/22 Use by date: All dates up to and including 19/05/22

A supplier has warned there is a risk cooked chicken products could be contaminated with salmonella.

We hope to have these products back in shops soon. - Waitrose Roast Chicken & Bacon Sandwich We are very sorry for the inconvenience.'

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"As a precautionary measure, we have asked our customers to remove any of their products containing our ready to eat chicken produced during the affected period. Cranswick, the company behind the food processing plant in question, said in a statement it "can confirm that a routine internal inspection has identified the presence of Salmonella in a limited number of cooked chicken products prepared at our poultry facility in Hull." Aldi is recalling its Eat + Go Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap and Eat + Go Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap Triple because of the possible presence of salmonella in these products.

Chicken products are being pulled from supermarket shelves across the UK following a salmonella scare at a poultry factory in Hull.

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Multiple major supermarkets and retailers across the country have been recalling a few of their chicken products over fears they could be contaminated with ...

Any customers in possession of these products can return them to t heir nearest store where a full refund will be given. - Sainsbury's Piri Piri Chicken Mini Fillets 170g - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 20 - Sainsbury's Classic Triple Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Coronation Chicken Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Thai Red Chicken Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken Triple Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken Salad Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken & Bacon Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken & Sweetcorn Sandwich - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Jerk Chicken Wrap - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken and Bacon Sub Roll - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14 - Sainsbury's Chicken Fajita Triple Wrap - use by dates from May 3, up to and including, to May 14

The widespread recall took place after a factory in Hull identified the bacteria in a 'limited number of cooked chicken' items during a routine inspection.

Foodborne means the bacteria are carried on food. - Waitrose Roast Chicken & Bacon Sandwich - Tesco piri piri chicken breast pieces, 180g

Chicken recall: Tesco, Sainsbury's and Waitrose among stores recalling sandwiches after salmonella outbreak · Around 100 products have been recalled by the Food ...

As a precaution, additional products are also being recalled whilst investigations continue. “We are conducting a thorough investigation into the possible cause of the contamination and the site will remain closed until the investigations are complete. A Sainsbury’s spokeswoman announced: “We are recalling the majority of Sainsbury’s and Taste the Difference chicken sandwiches, chicken wraps, chicken sandwich platters and some of our cooked chicken.