The recall was initiated on Dec. 11, but the notice was published on the FDA’s website on Jan. 8.
They carry the UPC code “007874206684.”
Walmart stores recently recalled more than 12,000 cartons of chicken broth amid concerns that the product’s packaging was compromised.
Eating spoiled chicken broth can trigger food poisoning.
Each case includes six products, meaning 12,138 cartons of broth were recalled.
The recall notice did not indicate if any illnesses had been reported from consumption of the chicken broth.
Alternatively, leftover chicken broth can be frozen and kept in the freezer for two to three months, the USDA said.
Anyone who thinks they may have a recalled item should discard it and request a full refund, a company spokesperson said.
Any leftover chicken broth that emits a strange odor or appears to be discolored or moldy is spoiled and should not be consumed, Southern Living added.
