Tater tot recall expands to 650,000 pounds sold in 28 states
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Potato snacks recalled over contamination concerns
- Federal health authorities have expanded a recall of frozen tater tots due to potential contamination with hard plastic fragments.
- The recall now covers over 21,600 30-pound cases, amounting to approximately 648,000 pounds of product.
- Produced by McCain Foods in Idaho, the affected tater tots, including Ore-Ida and Sonic Tots, were mainly distributed in bulk to food service clients across 28 U.S. states, not retail stores.
- Although no injuries have been confirmed, officials warn that even small plastic fragments can cause choking or mouth and throat injuries if consumed.
- Customers with concerns about their products can find more information on the FDA's recall page or contact McCain Foods customer service for guidance on refunds or disposal.
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