National recall of Swiss Chalet-brand chicken nuggets after reports of injuries
Swiss Chalet-brand frozen chicken breast nuggets produced by Olymel have been recalled across Canada due to the possible presence of bone fragments, as reported by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. This recall was initiated by the company after reported injuries associated with the consumption of the product. The specific details of these injuries, including the number, type, and severity, have not been disclosed.
The recall affects 700-gram packages of nuggets with the UPC 066701011479 and best before codes of BB 2025 SE 07 and BB 2025 SE 26. The packaging features images of nuggets in the shapes of stars, moons, and planets. Consumers who have purchased these products with the specified best before dates are advised to either dispose of them or return them to the place of purchase.
It is crucial that consumers do not consume, serve, use, sell, or distribute the recalled products, as stated by the food agency. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is currently conducting a food safety investigation, which may result in the recall of additional products. They are also ensuring that the industry is removing the recalled items from the market.
Olymel, the company behind the Swiss Chalet-brand nuggets, operates plants in New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, and Alberta. With 12,000 employees across various locations, including plants, offices, and distribution centers worldwide, Olymel is a significant player in the food industry.
In light of this recall, it is essential for consumers to prioritize food safety and follow the instructions provided by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. By being vigilant and staying informed about product recalls, we can all contribute to a safer food supply chain.
