A popular snack is widely available in Costco and other major grocery stores after many customers found metal fragments from the inside.
The summons began at the beginning with only one element, but it quickly expanded to cover three other snacks after the manufacturer found that it may also contain a metal.
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The summons was announced on March 20 by ChOMPS, which produces egated beef, along with turkey and animal varieties.
The United States of America has reported today that the Chomps manufacturer, Idaho Smokehouse Partners, has withdrawn nearly 30,000 pounds of product after alerting the US Department of Agriculture to the case.
The recall was originally applied to the CHOMPS original meat sticks, but after the investigation, the company expanded to the original turkey sticks that were also made in the same factory.
Food and Inspection Safety Service at the US Department of Agriculture has confirmed potential pollution.
The problem was first discovered by clients who found metal pieces in their mantle sticks.
The customer had no negative reactions to the metal, but the company said it would remember the product from “an abundance of caution.”
The company wrote: “We have consumers, and they will always remain, our first priority,” the company wrote.
Ready -made beef sticks affected in California and Ilinoi have been distributed.
In addition to Costco, ChOPS is also sold in most major grocery chains, including Trader Joes, Target, Whole Foods.
Check your store
Food Safety and Inspection Service is concerned that some contaminated products are still hiding in the customer store.
Those who bought the Chomps Jerky sticks are recently urged to check if they need to get rid of the elements or return them.
Recovered products come from one factory, which was not determined, and was manufactured between January 16, 2025 and January 23, 2025.
The company advised customers to verify their posters and their flowers to see if they were affected by the summons.
The three things that customers need to verify to see if Jercyy can be dangerous is the barcode number, the sting code, and the expiration date to see if the spasm may be dangerous.
What products are called
The following products were called:
- The original cows 12Ct bag (1.15 ounces)
LOT 6220A – Best: 25016, 25017, 25018, 25020, 25021
Upcs: 856584004763, 856584004183
- The original beef bag 8ct (1.15 ounces)
LOT 6220A – Best: 25017, 25020, 25021
Upcs: 850015892523, 856584004183 - The original beef stick (1.15 ounces)
LOT 6220A – Best: 25022
UPC: 856584004183 - Türkiye's original stick (1.15 ounces)
LOT P6220A – Best by: 25022, 25023
UPC: 856584004404
Recovered beef sticks carry February 10, 2026, the expiration date.
The search tool is available on the Chombs for customers to check if their element is affected.
The company advised: “Consumers who influenced their products should consume their products.”
“Consumers instead must return these products to your retailer to buy to recover money.
“Anyone should be concerned about infection or disease to contact the health care provider.”
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The US Department of Agriculture continues to monitor the summons.
It is unclear whether any other states outside California and Illinois have received many pollutants.
Costco was not issued after a general statement.
Chomps did not immediately respond to a request for comment by the United States.
The Chomps call comes after selling butter in Walmart as contaminated with a fecal material.
Cover sticks were recently called in 29 states due to food poisoning fears.
