A recall has been issued for a chicken salad sandwich containing undeclared milk that was mainly sold in vending machines in Georgia and South Carolina, while a separate recall was issued because ...

The Food and Drug Administration said the sandwich’s label did not include ingredients for the bread, which contains milk.

Thousands of sandwiches sold across Georgia and South Carolina contain an undeclared allergen that could trigger life-threatening reactions.

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The sandwich has UPC 31166, 13172 and use-by dates from 1/3 to 4/2. The dates can be found next to the barcode. They were sold in vending machines and Miro Markets in Georgia and South Carolina.