(WXYZ) — Chicken products from Russ Davis Wholesale are being recalled due to misbranding and undeclared allergens, the United States Department of Agriculture announced Monday.
Approximately 702 pounds of Crazy-Fresh chicken Caesar salad products have been recalled. The product contains milk and anchovies, known allergens, which are not declared on the product label.
According to a release, the chicken Caesar salad items were produced from Feb. 11, 2019 through Feb. 22, 2019.
The labels on the products are below:
- 10-oz. black plastic bowl with a clear plastic lid containing “CRAZY FRESH Chicken Caesar Salad” and “Use By” dates of 02/15/2019 through 02/26/2019 represented on the label.
- 10-oz. black plastic bowl with a clear plastic lid containing “JERRY’S the kitchen CHICKEN CAESAR SALAD” and “SELL BY” dates of 02/15/2019 through 02/26/2019 represented on the label.
The establishment number on the products is “P-45204” inside the USDA mark inspection, and the items were shipped to Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
If you have these products, you're urged to dispose of them immediately and do not consume.
There are currently no confirmed reports of anyone becoming ill from eating the chicken.
Consumers with questions about the recall can contact Russ Davis Wholesale – Crazy-Fresh Customer Service at (877) 433-2173.
Read the full recall here.
