Potato Chip Recall Linked to Pork as Highest Risk Level Warning Issued
Summary
Certain De Todito potato chips containing pork cracklings imported from Colombia are being recalled in the U.S. because they are not allowed to enter the country. The U.S. Department of Agriculture declared this a serious health risk and warned consumers not to eat these products.Key Facts
- The recall involves De Todito potato chips with pork cracklings imported from Colombia.
- Colombia is currently not allowed to export meat products to the United States.
- The recall is classified as Class I, meaning the products could cause serious health problems or death.
- About 264 pounds of the affected product, including specific flavors of De Todito chips, were imported on July 28.
- The products were shipped to New Jersey and Utah but do not have proper import labels.
- No illnesses or injuries have been reported linked to these products so far.
- Consumers are advised to throw away or return the recalled products if they bought them.
- This recall comes amid other recent recalls involving imported pork products due to contamination concerns.
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