Popular Frozen Chicken Product May Be Contaminated With Glass

Dealer Joe’s widespread frozen hen fried rice merchandise have been recalled as a consequence of potential contamination with a international materials—particularly glass—the U.S. Division of Agriculture’s Meals Security and Inspection Service (FSIS) introduced Thursday. The Dealer Joe’s recall is an element of a bigger recall, initiated by Ajinomoto Meals North America, Inc., of greater than 3.3 million kilos of frozen hen fried rice.

Your entire recall includes roughly 3,370,530 kilos of frozen, not ready-to-eat (NRTE), hen fried rice merchandise that have been produced between September 8, 2025, and November 17, 2025.

The merchandise have been offered beneath the model names Dealer Joe’s and Ajinomoto, and may be recognized by the next data:

Ajinomoto Yakitori Rooster with Japanese-Type Fried Rice:

• Dimension: 1.53 kg cardboard packages containing six luggage every.
• Greatest-by dates: 26 SE 09 by 26 NO 12
• Institution quantity: P-18356

Dealer Joe’s Rooster Fried Rice with Stir-Fried Rice, Greens, Seasoned Darkish Rooster Meat, and Eggs:

• Dimension: 20 oz (1 lb 4 oz) plastic luggage
• Greatest-by dates: 9/8/2026 by 11/17/2026
• Institution quantity: P-18356

The Dealer Joe’s objects have been shipped to and offered at Dealer Joe’s retail places nationwide, whereas the Ajinomoto objects have been exported solely to Canada.

The recall was initiated after the corporate obtained 4 buyer complaints reporting the presence of glass within the merchandise. Nonetheless, no accidents have been reported in reference to this recall.

Retailers or prospects should have the recalled merchandise of their freezers. The FSIS is urging anybody who might have the merchandise to not eat them and to throw them away or return them to the place of buy.

Moreover, Dealer Joe’s stated prospects might contact Buyer Relations at (626) 599-3817 with any questions. Prospects might also submit a Product Feedback form on the corporate’s web site.