Millions Impacted by Recent Aldi Food Recall Alerts

This text appears to be a compilation of various food recalls that affected Aldi stores in the United States. Here’s a summary of each recall:

1. Chicken strips with metal: In 2019, Tyson Foods recalled over 11.8 million pounds of chicken strips due to reports of metal found in some products. Two of these products were intended for sale at Aldi under their house brand.

1. Beef patties tainted with E. coli: In 2018, Cargill Meat Solutions recalled over 132,000 pounds of ground beef due to contamination with E. coli. Aldi had purchased some of this meat and asked customers in 11 states to discard any 80% lean ground beef patties they had purchased.

2. Chicken strips with metal (again): This time it was J&J Snack Foods Corp., which supplied frozen pocket sandwiches to Aldi, that recalled 56,578 pounds of products due to the presence of plastic in some lots.

3. Kraft Singles with stuck-on plastic: In September 2023, Kraft Heinz recalled 83,800 cases of Kraft Singles due to an equipment issue at a processing center that caused strips of plastic to stick to the cheese slices.

4. American cheese slices with plastic wrappers not separating: Same recall as above, but this one specifically mentions Aldi’s involvement in helping Kraft Heinz recall the problematic product.

5. Pocket sandwiches with plastic: In 2019, J&J Snack Foods Corp., which supplied frozen pocket sandwiches to Aldi, recalled two varieties of Bremer Classic sandwiches due to reports of plastic found in some products.

6. Chicken strips with metal (yet again): Another recall of chicken strips by Tyson Foods in 2019, this time due to reports of metal found in some products. Three consumers experienced injuries as a result of accidental ingestion.

It’s worth noting that these recalls were not unique to Aldi stores and often affected multiple retailers across the United States.