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Frozen chicken nuggets sold in Ontario recalled

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the product may contain bone fragments.
St. Hubert chicken nuggets

OTTAWA — The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the recent recall of St-Hubert brand chicken breast nuggets is being expanded.

The recall, initially announced on Aug. 30, is due to the possible presence of bone fragments in the nuggets.

It involves 680 gram packages with the following codes:

                     UPC - 0 66701 00504 1

                     Codes on Product - B29084 12 39J, B29084 13 39J, B29084 14 39J, B29084 15 39J, B29084 24 39J

The agency originally said the packages were distributed to retail outlets in Ontario and Quebec, but now says they were also distributed in New Brunswick and may have been distributed to other parts of the country.

Consumers who have the product in their homes should return them to the store where they were purchased.

According to the CFIA, there have been no reported injuries associated with the consumption of the product.

 


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