Maine firm recalls frozen stuffed chicken Kiev

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin is alerting consumers to the recall of some frozen chicken products.

Barber Foods Company of Portland, Maine, is recalling approximately 41,415 pounds of frozen stuffed chicken Kiev that may contain foreign materials.

The following products are being recalled:

• 20-ounce, cartons of “#584 SCHWAN’S STUFFED CHICKEN KIEV.” Ink-jetted on the side of each carton is a product identification code of “T282171000,” as well as a code of “21781” on each wrapper.
• 20-ounce, cartons of “#584 SCHWAN’S STUFFED CHICKEN KIEV.” Ink-jetted on the side of each carton is a product identification code of “T281382000,” as well as a code of “13882” on each wrapper.
• 20-ounce, cartons of “#584 SCHWAN’S STUFFED CHICKEN KIEV.” Ink-jetted on the side of each carton is a product identification code of “T281541000,” as well as a code of “15481” on each wrapper.

Each carton bears the USDA mark of inspection and each contains four individually wrapped boneless breasts.

The products were produced on May 17, June 2 and August 4, and were available for catalog or internet purchase from the Schwan’s Home Service, Inc. by consumers nationwide. 

The problem was discovered after the Schwan’s Home Service, Inc. received consumer complaints of finding pieces of rubber in the product.

Consumers with questions about the recall should contact Schwan’s Home Service, Inc. at 1-888-724-9267.

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