Tyson Increases Recall <br />of Chicken Strips by <br />Over 11 Million Pounds The move is due to <br />tiny fragments of metal <br />being found in the meat. The recalls were initiated after customers said the metal injured parts of <br />their mouths. In March, Tyson announced that <br />69,000 pounds <br />would be recalled <br />over the matter. They are now recalling another <br />11.8 million pounds. According to Fortune, the back of the affected bags has the number P-7221. The expiration dates start at <br />October 2019 and then <br />end in the following March. Tyson says anyone who has bought <br />the items should toss them away. If they haven't been opened, the <br />chicken strips can also be <br />returned to a grocery store.
