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The USDA Issued an Alert on Chicken Sold in 9 States

The USDA has issued a public health alert regarding boneless chicken breast products distributed across nine states.

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The brief

Federal health officials have issued a recall and health alert for raw boneless chicken breast products. The affected items were sold at Kroger and Fred Meyer stores, with distributions spanning nine states, including Washington and the Tri-State area.

Coverage from FOX 2 Detroit, The Seattle Times, and EatingWell emphasizes the scope of the alert across multiple regions. Reports from Yahoo and the Idaho Press highlight the specific nature of the product as raw chicken breast.

Future developments depend on further updates from federal health officials regarding the recall of chicken and other items in Washington and the specific nature of the health alert.

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Quick answers

Which stores are affected by the USDA alert?

The alert specifies products sold at Kroger and Fred Meyer stores.

How many states are involved in this alert?

The chicken was sold in nine states.

What specific product is being recalled?

The recall concerns boneless chicken breast products.

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