Chicken brand SFC is recalling some of its products because of the presence of Salmonella.
The popular frozen meals can be found in many supermarkets including Morrisons, Sainsbury’s and Tesco. As a result, Islanders are being urged to check their freezers to ensure none of the effected meals are contained within.
According to the Food Standards Agency, SFC Chicken Poppets and SFC Take Home Boneless Bucket products may contain Salmonella after the bacteria was recently identified in some meals.
SFC Products Under Recall
• SFC Chicken Poppets – 190G
Batch Codes and expiry dates: L15520 (24th Sept 2021); L13720 (31st Oct 2021); PKW008A (28th Feb 2022) and PKW011A (28th Feb 2022)
• SFC Take Home Boneless Bucket – 650G
Batch Code and expiry date: L19720 (28th Nov 2021)
Batch codes starting PKW are displayed on the outside of the box. Batch codes starting with an L are displayed on the inner packaging inside the box.
Symptoms caused by Salmonella usually include fever, diarrhoea and abdominal cramps.
If you have bought any of the above products do not eat them. Instead, return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund or alternatively, email a photo of the product packaging clearly showing the batch code information printed on the inner bag of the products to [email protected] for a refund and then safely dispose of the product at home.
If chlorine washed this would likely be safe.
Maybe people should learn to cook their own food. It’s quicker, easier and better for you than this crap.
Too Lazy to cook fresh food
Lets hope its not in all the food at the fast food outlets.
still on sale in ryde co op and mccolls – although might be different batch numbers – not that anyone will buy these now.