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Frozen Chicken Recall: Over 13,000 Pounds Pulled Over Listeria Risk — See Affected Products

January 20, 2026

A Georgia company called Suzanna's Kitchen just recalled over 13,700 pounds of frozen grilled chicken breast because it might carry listeria. The US Department of Agriculture's food safety folks caught it from a routine lab check on January 16. These ready-to-eat fillets came out October 14, 2025, packed in 10-pound boxes with two 5-pound bags inside.

Frozen Chicken Recall: Over 13,000 Pounds Pulled Over Listeria Risk — See Affected Products

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Look for lot code 60104 P1382 287 5 J14 printed right on the side.
They shipped to stores in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Ohio.
Nobody's gotten sick from it so far. Listeria hides in dirt, water, or sloppy kitchens and laughs at fridge cold.
It strikes about 1,600 Americans a year and loves picking on pregnant moms, old folks over 65, and anybody with weak defenses.
You might feel feverish or queasy for a couple days if you're lucky.

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Frozen Chicken Recall: Over 13,000 Pounds Pulled Over Listeria Risk — See Affected Products

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Frozen Chicken Recall: Over 13,000 Pounds Pulled Over Listeria Risk — See Affected Products

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