At Least 7 In New York Sickened In Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Recalled Frozen Chicken Products – CBS New York

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — No less than seven individuals in New York have been sickened in a nationwide salmonella outbreak linked to frozen hen merchandise.

The Facilities for Illness Management and Prevention says 28 individuals in eight states, together with New York and Connecticut, have gotten sick.

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Just one case has been reported in Connecticut.

Due to the outbreak, Serenade Meals is recalling nearly 60,000 kilos of frozen, uncooked, breaded and pre-browned stuffed hen merchandise which may be contaminated with salmonella.

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The next merchandise are affected:

• Dutch Farms Rooster with Broccoli & Cheese (lot code BR 1055; greatest if utilized by Feb 24 2023)
• Milford Valley Rooster with Broccoli & Cheese (lot code BR 1055; greatest if utilized by Feb 24 2023)
• Milford Valley Rooster Cordon Bleu (lot code BR 1055; greatest if utilized by Feb 24 2023)
• Kirkwood Uncooked Stuffed Rooster, Broccoli & Cheese (lot code BR 1055; greatest if utilized by Feb 24 2023)
• Kirkwood Uncooked Stuffed Rooster Cordon Bleu (lot code BR 1056; greatest if utilized by Feb 25 2023)

Anybody who has the affected merchandise ought to throw them away or return them.

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