Sempio Ready-To-Eat Chicken Stew recalled over Not federally inspected
What to do
Do not eat this product. Discard it or return it to the store for a refund.
Confirm the details against the official USDA notice before acting.
Does this affect you?
Check the product in your home against the recalled item:
- Product as filed
- Sempio Food Services Inc. — Ready-To-Eat Chicken Stew Products
- Recalled products (2)
- Cardboard boxes containing pouches of 31.75-oz (900 g) “Sempio Korean Ginseng CHICKEN STEW CLASSIC”
- Cardboard boxes containing pouches of 31.75-oz (900 g) “Sempio Korean Ginseng CHICKEN STEW RICH”
Full recall details
- Reason for recall
- Sempio Food Services Inc., located in Cerritos, Calif., is recalling approximately 4,596 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken stew products that were imported from the Republic of Korea without the benefit of import reinspection into the United States.
- Hazard class
- Class I — reasonable probability of serious harm or death
- Recalling company
- Sempio Food Services Inc.
- Recall type
- Active Recall
- Quantity
- 4,596 pounds
- Distribution
- Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia
Frequently asked questions
Is Sempio Ready-To-Eat Chicken Stew recalled?
Yes. It was recalled on September 25, 2026 because sempio Food Services Inc., located in Cerritos, Calif., is recalling approximately 4,596 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken stew products that were imported from the Republic of Korea without the benefit of import reinspection into the United States.
What should I do if I have it?
Do not eat this product. Discard it or return it to the store for a refund.
Which states are affected?
Affected states: FL, GA, IL, MD, NJ, NY, PA, VA.
How do I identify the recalled product?
Look for: .
How serious is a Class I recall?
Class I means reasonable probability of serious harm or death.
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