Pak 'N Save 'Death by Chicken' burger recalled over safety concerns

by · RNZ
The Ministry for Primary Industries said it was concerned about the possibility of the chicken being undercooked.Photo: Supplied / MPI

A "Death by Chicken" chicken burger and Chicken Katsu Garden Salad sold by Pak 'N Save Rangiora have been recalled because of safety concerns.

The Ministry for Primary Industries said it was concerned about the possibility of the chicken being undercooked.

The recall affects products with a best-before date of 11 June.

The products were sold from Rangiora Pak 'N Save and they should not be eaten, MPI said.

They could be returned for a refund, or thrown away.

A "Death by Chicken" chicken burger and chicken katsu garden salad sold by Pak'n Save Rangiora have been recalled because of safety concerns.Photo: Supplied / MPI

"There have been no reports of associated illness, however if you have consumed any this product and have any concerns about your health, seek medical advice."

Foodstuffs has been approached for comment.

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