A major chicken recall is underway due to listeria contamination. The recall includes ready-to-eat poultry products sold at stores like Walmart and Aldi.

Several grocers have been affected by a new recall of approximately 10 million pounds of poultry products. The recall was initiated by BrucePac of Durant, Okla., and is linked to Listeria monocytogenes contamination found in a ready-to-eat chicken ingredient.

Ready-to-eat salads and other products with chicken widely available in the Pacific Northwest are being recalled amid a listeria outbreak.

Reser’s Fine Foods has recalled several meal kits due to a potential Listeria contamination. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Reser’s Fine Foods has voluntarily recalled a limited number of its meal kits because they contain recalled chicken from ingredient supplier BrucePac,

If you have ready-to-eat chicken and turkey products in your fridge, you might want to make sure they aren’t among the products that have been recalled due to possible listeria contamination. Millions of pounds of recalled foods produced by BrucePac,

Products sold at various retailers such as Walmart, Aldi and Trader Joe’s are part of the recall of almost 10 million pounds of meat, chicken and turkey products processed by BrucePac.

The listeria-launched recall of nearly 10 million pounds of meat and chicken products has reached the store brands of seven of the top 10 grocery-selling chains in the nation, a few other chains