This week, Walmart shoppers will once again have to check their kitchens and get rid of some risky products. First it was mislabeled empanadas, and now the supermarket chain is recalling cartons of its Great Value brand chicken soup because of packaging issues that could cause the product to spoil.
According to an announcement from Walmart, family size 48-ounce chicken soup boxes have been removed from some Walmart store shelves because the sterile paper used in the cartons “may compromise the sterility of the product,” causing the product to spoil. bureau. The brand’s manufacturer, Tree House Foods Inc., issued a voluntary recall and there have been no reports of illnesses caused by the product.
The chicken soup boxes are sold in more than 200 Walmart stores in nine states: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas. A total of 2,023 boxes of chicken soup are being recalled and customers who may have purchased the product should check their cartons.
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How to deal with recalled chicken soup and other food recalls
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Walmart recommends customers check their Value Chicken Soup cartons by March 25, 2026 to ensure a best before date. to get a refund.
This is the second time in a week that Walmart has had to advise customers to throw away products purchased from its stores, although the retailer is certainly not the only one involved in the recall frenzy. Aldi also announced that customers who purchased Casa Mamita Chicken & Cheese Taquitos from Bestway Sandwiches Inc. from its stores should discard the product. Frozen tortillas recalled due to risk of containing metal.
Not to mention we’re starting to make a detailed list of food recalls throughout 2024.
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