Food Recall: Wayne Farms Chef’s Line Fire Grilled Chicken

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US/Washington: Wayne Farms, LLC, a Decatur, Alabama establishment, recalls an estimated 1,377 pounds of Ready-To-Eat (“RTE”) Chef’s Line branded Fire Grilled Chicken Breast products from the American marketplace due to reported underprocessing and consequential risks of bacterial and/or viral contamination, severe illness and/or possible life-changing complications, all serious health and safety hazards requiring immediate medical intervention to minimize pain and suffering as well as prevent life-altering injury or death.

USDA: https://buff.ly/46SrwF8

Direct link: https://www.fsis.usda.gov/recalls-alerts/wayne-farms-llc-recalls-ready-eat-chicken-breast-products-may-be-undercooked-0

Additional information:
The United States Department of Agriculture (“USDA”) reports the following RTE Poultry products are thought to have been produced on or about October 16, 2023 and are subject to this recall:

Vehicle Recall: Mercedes-Benz AMG G63 Special Edition SUVs

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US/Washington: As of Sunday, December 24, 2023, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”), a division of the US Department of Transportation, has posted a total of sixty-six (66) vehicle, tire, accessory or other automotive-related product recalls this month. Are yours listed? http://ht.ly/cXy430qH5Ln

Direct link: https://www.nhtsa.gov/search/safety-issues#recall

Additional information:
Among the sixty-six (66) recalls the NHTSA has announced this December comes news of the following:

Vehicle Recall: Subaru Crosstrek, Legacy & Outback

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Canada/Ottawa: Transport Canada, an Ottawa, Ontario regulatory and safety authority, recalls an estimated 12,839 model year 2021 to 2023 Subaru Crosstrek Sport Utility Vehicles (“SUVs”), Subaru Legacy Sedans and Subaru Outback SUVs marketed, sold and delivered in Canada.

On the affected Subaru SUVs and Sedans, water could enter the vehicle’s Inhibitor Switch and cause the electronic device to fail while in-use.