Marks & Spencer NI recalls two chicken products after salmonella risk

The products include crispy southern fried chicken burgers and 2 chicken kyivs with specific display date codes

Rachael Brown
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Salmonella has been found in a 'small number of packs' of two M&S chicken products.
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Salmonella has been found in a 'small number of packs' of two M&S chicken products.

Marks & Spencer in Northern Ireland has recalled two chicken products due to salmonella being found in a 'small number of packs'. DON'T MISS: Farmers Guardian Webinar - Launching your farming business...

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