July 28th, 2016 by Thomas J. Henry
P.F. Chang’s Recalls 190K Pounds of Food
According to Fox News Health, P.F. Chang’s broadened their voluntary recall by adding 190K pounds of frozen food to the recall.
Reason for the P.F. Chang’s Recall
The sugar used by P.F. Chang’s may contain small metal fragments, a few millimeters long. The sugar was used in eight home-brand products.
The original recall was for around 4,000 pounds of food, but was updated with an additional 190,000 pounds Wednesday.
The small metal fragments can potentially cause choking and gastrointestinal problems. Consumers are advised to immediately discard unused portions and return impacted products for a full refund.
Products Covered by the Recall
Fox reported the following recalled meals:
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Signature Spicy Chicken” with “Use By” date of 6/08/17 and case code 5006616500.
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Mongolian Style Beef” with “Use By” date of 6/17/17 and case code 5006617400.
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Mongolian Style Beef” with “Use By” date of 6/1/17 and case code 5006615800.
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Beef with Broccoli” with “Use By” date of 6/4/17 and case code 5006616100.
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Sweet & Sour Chicken” with “Use By” date of 6/3/17 and case code 5006616000.
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu General Chang’s Chicken” with “Use By” date of 6/3/17 and case code 5006616000.
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Garlic Chicken with Dan Dan Noodles” with “Use By” date of 6/8/17 and case code 5006616500.
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Grilled Chicken Teriyaki with Lo Mein Noodles” with “Use By” date of 6/10/17 and case code 5006616700.
- 22-oz. plastic bagged meal packages of “P.F. Chang’s Home Menu Signature Spicy Chicken” with “Use By” date of 5/26/17 and case code 5006615200.
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