USDA Food Safety and Inspection Agency (FSIS) has issued a nationwide public health alert Soup and bowl products That could be contaminated by wood.
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13 products are listed in the Health Alert.
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These include several soups from the popular brand Campbell’s.
Health alerts were issued for various soups including chicken. (iStock)
Campbell’s Chicken Tortilla Soup, Campbell’s Baja-style Chicken Enchilada Soup, Campbell’s Evil Evil Thai Thai Soup, Chicken and Campbell’s Verve Spicy Chicken Nacho Soup includes Health Alert.
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Other listed products are for sale according to brand label health requests (Mexican Chicken Tortillas), Important Hunt (Southwest-style Beef Tortilla Bowl).
Chicken Tortilla Soup is the product listed in the Health Alert. (iStock)
According to the health alert, the products were “shipped to retail and agency locations in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.”
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“FSI is expected to add other products, which could lead to a nationwide impact,” the alert said.
“They are not sold in retail stores in jars or bowls.”
A complete list can be found on the FSIS website along with product numbers and dates of sale.
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Anyone who owns it These products According to the alarm, it was “urged not to eat them and urged agencies not to serve these products.”
The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) urges anyone who uses a recalled product (not shown) to avoid eating or serving. (iStock)
“These products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase,” the alarm said.
A representative of Campbell’s company pointed out that none of its soup was recalled.
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“The soup included in the health alert is a variety of food service that is sold in restaurants and other institutions,” Campbell spokesman James Regan told Fox News Digital.
“They are not sold in retail stores in jars or bowls.”
