Kraft Recalls Chicken Strips Over Listeria Concerns
Two 6-Ounce Brands Affected
POSTED: Monday, February 19, 2007
UPDATED: 12:25 pm EST February 19,
2007
Two brands of ready-to-eat chicken strips have been recalled because they could be contaminated with listeria. The affected brands are 6-ounce packages of Oscar Meyer and Louis Rich chicken strips with rib meat. The recalled packages all have P-19676 on the USDA inspection sticker and a use-by date of April 19. If you have questions or want any other information, you can call the Kraft hot line at 800-871-7117 Listeria can cause high fevers, severe headaches, miscarriages and death.
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