Shanghai Ravioli Corporation Recall: Check Frozen Buffalo Chicken Before Cooking The Shanghai Ravioli Corporation recall affects frozen buffalo chicken products labeled as not ready to eat and produced without the benefit of inspection. The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced the recall on Aug. 26, 2026. Frozen food can remain in a home freezer, restaurant freezer, or warehouse for months. That makes it easy to miss a recall issued after purchase. Check frozen chicken before cooking, serving, selling, donating, or moving it to another location. "Not ready to eat" means the product must be fully cooked before consumption. Do not eat it raw or partly cooked, and do not handle it like a fully cooked food. The official FSIS notice is the final source for product codes, package details, distribution information, and recall status. What Prompted the Shanghai Ravioli Corporation Recall The stated reason is that the frozen buffalo chicken products were pr...
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