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More Tyson Foods chicken is being recalled for possible listeria contamination. The massive recall, first announced Saturday, grew by nearly 500,000 pounds Thursday, according to an update posted on the recall notice on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service website. Approximately 8,955,296 pounds of frozen and cooked chicken products are part of the recall. Walmart, Target, Kroger, Publix, H-E-B and Wegmans are among the retailers that sold Tyson branded...

Publix posted a recall notice about Tyson Grilled & Ready Chicken Products sold in its stores. Wegmans stores sold two of the recalled products, diced chicken breast and chicken breast strips. A full list of all the retailers that sold Tyson Foods recalled products is expected to be posted. Walmart, Target, Kroger, Publix, H-E-B and Wegmans are among the retailers that sold Tyson Foods recalled chicken products. The retailers each posted recall notices on their websites after Tyson Foods annou...

Walmart is among retailers that sold Tyson Foods recalled chicken products. Retailers posted recall notices on their websites, following Tyson Foods announcement Saturday that it was voluntarily recalling approximately 8.5 million pounds of frozen, cooked chicken products for possible listeria contamination. Walmart was the only affected store with locations in El Paso. The recall includes Tyson branded fully cooked and frozen products and private label products for restaurants, including Jet�...

Walmart sold Tyson Foods chicken products that are part of a recall due to possible listeria risk. Publix posted a recall notice about Tyson Grilled & Ready Chicken Products sold in its stores. Wegmans stores sold two of the recalled products, diced chicken breast and chicken breast strips. A full list of all the retailers that sold Tyson Foods recalled products is expected to be posted. Walmart, Publix, H-E-B and Wegmans are among the retailers that sold Tyson Foods recalled chicken products. ...

“We are taking this precautionary step out of an abundance of caution and in keeping with our commitment to safety," said Scott Brooks, Tyson Foods senior vice president, food safety and quality assurance, in a news release. According to Tyson Foods, the affected products were produced at one plant located in Dexter, Missouri, between Dec. 26 and April 13. A list of the retailers that sold the affected products was not available Saturday and will be posted on the USDA website in the future, ...