Chicken Of The Sea Tuna Recall-Possible Contamination

It has not been the best of times for people who like tuna fish.

An equipment malfunction may have led to some cans of Chicken of the Sea light tuna to have been undercooked.

The recall affects 5oz. canned chunk light tuna in water and in oil.

According to Food Safety News:

The recalled cans can be identified by UPC numbers on the labels and best-by dates printed on the bottom of the cans. Product lot codes on the bottom of the cans can also be used to identify the recalled tuna.

Specific lot codes to look for on Chicken of the Sea 5-ounce cans of chunk light tuna in oil, with a best-by date of Feb. 10, 2019, and a UPC number of 0 4800000195 5 are:

• 6OA3Z SCEES
• 6OAAZ SCEES
• 6OABZ SCEEB
• 6OACZ SCEEB

Specific lot codes and best-by dates to look for on Chicken of the Sea 5-ounce cans of chunk light tuna in water, with a UPC number of 0 4800000245 7 are:

• 6OJEB SCAEB — 2/18/19
• 6OJCB SCAFB — 2/18/19
• 6ONEB SCAIB — 2/22/19
• 6OOFZ SCAFB — 2/23/19
• 6ORDB SCAFB — 2/25/19
• 6ORAB SCAFB — 2/25/19
• 6L2CB SCAFB — 3/2/19
• 6L32B SCAEB — 3/3/19
• 6L33B SCAEB — 3/3/19
• 6L35B SCAEB — 3/3/19
• 6L3CB SCAEB — 3/3/19

“Consumers may return the product to the store where they purchased it for a full refund. Anyone with questions or concerns about this recall should call the 24-hour recall information line at 1-866-600-2681,”