Over 2 Million Pounds Of Chicken Recalled In 8 States

The USDA has announced a recall of chicken products from Simmons Prepared Foods due to potential metal contamination. The recall affects products distributed to eight states, including whole chickens, legs, and wings, produced between October 1 and November 4. Consumers are advised to check for the USDA mark of inspection and specific establishment numbers. If found, they should return the products or dispose of them. No injuries have been reported so far.

Which organization announced the recall of chicken products?

• FDA

• USDA

• CDC

• EPA

What type of contamination is the recall concerned with?

• Plastic

• Glass

• Wood

• Metal

Which company is responsible for the recalled chicken products?

• Tyson Foods

• Perdue Farms

• Simmons Prepared Foods

• Pilgrim's Pride

In which states were the recalled products shipped?

• Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas

• Texas, Florida, New York

• Nevada, Utah, Colorado

• Ohio, Michigan, Illinois

What should consumers do if they find the establishment number P-1449, P-486, or P-5837 on their chicken products?

• Contact the manufacturer

• Ignore the recall

• Return or dispose of the product

• Cook the chicken thoroughly