Health Canada Recalls: No Name and Barber Foods Brands Uncooked Stuffed Chicken Products Recalled Due to Salmonella *IMPORTANT*

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Health Canada has once again expanded it’s list of recalls of frozen chicken products due to concerns over Salmonella. Industry is now recalling No Name and Barber Foods brands uncooked stuffed chicken products from the marketplace due to possible contamination.

The new recalled products include:

  • No Name Chicken Parmesan Stuffed Breaded Chicken Breast Cutlettes – Uncooked 284g–  Code: 2016 FE 17 /2016 FE 23 (UPC: 0 60383 80483 1)
  • No Name Ham & Cheese Stuffed Breaded Chicken Breast Cutlettes – Uncooked 284g– Code: 2016 FE 19/2016 FE 26/2016 MR 02 (UPC: 0 60383 68108 1)
  • No Name Broccoli & Cheese Stuffed Breaded Chicken Breast Cutlettes – Uncooked  284g– Code: 2016 FE 19/2016 FE 26/2016 MR 02 (UPC: 0 60383 68107 4)
  • Barber Foods Raw Stuffed Chicken Breasts – Cordon Swiss (ITM. 824695) 1.13kg – Code: 2016 MR 01
  • Barber Foods Stuffed Breasts of Chicken – Cordon Swiss 3.4kg– Code: 2016 MA 10 (UPC: 60073461955037)
  • Barber Foods Raw Stuffed Chicken Breasts – Broccoli & Cheese (ITM. 924699) 1.13kg – Code: 2016 FE 18
  • Barber Foods À La Kiev – Breasts of Chicken 4.08kg – Pack date: 2015 FE 26 (UPC: 80073461954072)
  • Barber Foods Stuffed Breaded Chicken Breast Cutlettes/Uncooked – Broccoli & Cheese 284g– Code: 2016 FE 17

These products were sold nationally. If you’ve got these items in your home, you’re advised to throw them out or return them to the location you purchased them. The federal agency says the recall was triggered by a recall in another unspecified country and extends to food service establishments such as hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, hospitals and nursing homes.

Food contaminated with Salmonella may not look or smell spoiled. Symptoms of a Salmonella infection start 6 to 72 hours after exposure to Salmonella bacteria from an infected animal or contaminated product and include vomiting, nausea, abdominal cramps, fever and diarrhea. Long-term complications may include severe arthritis. Salmonellosis can be deadly to young children, pregnant women, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems. Salmonella and other harmful bacterias can normally be killed through proper cooking. It’s advised that you never microwave frozen meat products and instead follow the instructions on the packaging.

Click here to read more details about this Health Canada recall.


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