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Chicken recalls in Ireland

12 chicken recalls.

Chicken product recalls in Ireland, usually issued over salmonella or listeria contamination or an undeclared allergen. We gather every chicken recall published by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI), newest first, so you can check whether a product in your fridge or freezer is affected and what to do about it.

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Undeclared almonds in various Eat & Go wraps and burritos

Various Eat & Go wraps and burritos are recalled due to undeclared almonds, which pose a risk to consumers with nut allergies. The affected products include the Thai Style Massaman Wrap, Chipotle Chicken Burrito, and Spice Bag Wrap. These products were sold in Aldi stores.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check if my chicken has been recalled?
Search the brand or product on recalls.ie or browse this page, then compare the batch code and use-by date on your pack against the affected codes in the notice. Every chicken recall here links to the official FSAI notice.
Why is chicken recalled in Ireland?
Most chicken recalls are issued over salmonella or listeria contamination, or an undeclared allergen that isn't stated on the label. The recall notice states the exact reason and the batches affected.
What should I do with recalled chicken?
Do not eat it. Check the batch code and use-by date first, then follow the remedy in the notice, which is usually to return it to the shop for a full refund. Supermarkets refund recalled food at customer service, typically without a receipt.