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Hillshire Brands Recalls 58 Million Pounds of Corn Dogs and Sausage-on-a-Stick Products Due to Wood Contamination
Hillshire Brands Company recalled about 58 million pounds of corn dog and sausage-on-a-stick products, including Jimmy Dean and State Fair brands, after multiple consumer complaints reported pieces of wood embedded in the batter. At least five injuries have been reported.
Consumer Complaints Prompt Large-Scale Recall Highlighting Industry Safety Challenges
Experts note that the large volume of recalled products reflects industry trends toward large batch production and consolidation, which can increase the risk of widespread contamination and recalls. The Hillshire recall exemplifies how safety lapses in mass production can lead to significant consumer harm and extensive recalls[1].
Food Safety Authorities Provide Recall Resources and Contact Information
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and other state agencies maintain updated recall information and provide resources for consumers and businesses on handling food recalls safely. They encourage consumers to check recall lists and contact recall coordinators for questions[2].
FDA and State Health Departments Continue Monitoring and Issuing Recalls for Food Safety
Other recalls, such as those involving undeclared allergens or laceration hazards in snack products, continue to be issued by the FDA and state health departments, emphasizing ongoing vigilance in food safety[6][7]. No recent recalls specifically tied to farmers' agricultural safety products (e.