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Chicken recall: Nearly 600K pounds of ready-to-eat chicken breasts may be undercooked

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DECATUR, Ala. - Alabama-based Wayne Farms is recalling about 585,000 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken breast fillets that may be undercooked.According to the USDA, the products were made between Feb.

9 and April 30.Here’s what’s under recall:The recalled products will have "EST. 20214" on the case and packaging. They were shipped to distributors across the country and then redistributed to restaurants and stores.

The stores they were sent to are in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.Examples of what the recalled chicken products may look like (Credit: USDA) Investigators say the problem was discovered when someone called the company to complain that the chicken appeared undercooked.

No illnesses have been reported in connection with the recall.RELATED: Over 100 Elite-brand kosher candy, chocolate products recalled due to salmonella riskThe USDA says the products should be thrown away or returned to where they were bought.According to the U.S.

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