New World Te Kūiti Recalls Cooked Chickens Over Chemical Risk

A supermarket chain in New Zealand has issued a recall for several cooked chicken products due to potential contamination with a cleaning chemical. New World Te Kūiti announced the recall for its Pams brand large original hot chicken, the large garlic and lemon variety, and the sage and onion stuffed option, all sold on October 23, 2023.

Consumers are advised not to consume these products. In an official statement, the supermarket urged anyone who may have already eaten the affected chickens and has health concerns to seek medical advice promptly.

Details of the Recall

The products affected by the recall include the large original hot chicken, large garlic and lemon chicken, and the sage and onion stuffed chicken. This action stems from concerns regarding possible chemical contamination that could pose health risks to consumers.

The supermarket has taken steps to inform customers and mitigate any potential health risks associated with these products. They have emphasized the importance of public safety and have expressed their regret over the incident.

Consumer Guidance and Next Steps

Customers who purchased these cooked chicken products are encouraged to check their freezers and pantries. Those in possession of the recalled items should return them to the store for a full refund.

New World Te Kūiti has committed to cooperating with health authorities to investigate the source of the contamination and prevent similar incidents in the future. The supermarket chain values customer safety and aims to restore trust following this incident.

For further inquiries, customers can contact New World Te Kūiti directly or refer to their website for updates regarding the recall and other safety measures.