Swiss Chalet Chicken Nuggets Recalled Over Bone Contamination
If you have Swiss Chalet frozen chicken nuggets in your freezer, you might want to check the packaging before cooking. A major recall has been issued across Canada after reports of bone fragments found in the product led to injuries. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced on February 19 that Olymel, the company behind Swiss Chalet's frozen chicken nuggets, is recalling a specific batch due to safety concerns.
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The affected product is the 700-gram box of Swiss Chalet Chicken Breast Nuggets with the UPC code 066701011479 and best-before dates between September 7 and 26, 2025 . These nuggets were found to contain pieces of bone, posing a choking hazard and potential risk of injury to consumers. The CFIA has advised that anyone who has purchased the product should not consume, serve, or sell it . Instead, it should be either thrown away or returned to the store for a refund.
The recall was triggered after multiple reports of injuries from people who consumed the nuggets. However, the exact number of cases has not been disclosed. The CFIA has classified this recall as a Class 2 , meaning that while the risk to health is considered moderate, it could still lead to short-term or non-life-threatening health problems. Investigations are ongoing, and the agency is working to ensure that all affected products are removed from the market.
If you or someone you know has recently purchased these nuggets, take a moment to check the packaging and confirm if your product is part of the recall. Food safety is a serious concern, and it's always better to be cautious when it comes to potential contamination. Stay informed and spread the word to help prevent any further incidents.
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