Tyson Foods, Inc. recalled approximately 36,420 pounds of chicken nuggets, due to the fact that the actual products have all chances to be contaminated with rubber, the United States Department of agriculture announced on Tuesday.

The affected products are panko chicken nuggets, which were produced in November. 26, 2018, the report says. The products were sold in 5-pound packages labeled "Tyson white meat panko chicken nuggets" and had a "best if used by" date of November. 26, 2019. 

Buyers complained about the "alien fabric" in the affected products, the release says. Rubber is identified as probable external contamination. 

The food safety and inspection service of the Ministry of agriculture of the USA systematized the poster as "class I". These reminders are listed as the highest risk to health — "a situation where there is a reasonable possibility of this, in fact that the introduction of the product will cause serious, negative results for health or death."

The Agency says that it is "concerned" that the withdrawn products were likely frozen and placed in the buyers ' cold video cameras. The Agency advises buyers to throw out the injured products or return them to the shop where they were bought.

"There have been no proven reports of adverse reactions in connection with the use of these products. Anyone who is excited by an injury or disease, is obliged to address to the provider of medical services", - described in the release.

Affected products have been sent to retailers across the country, the release says.

The affected products will become owned by the" P-13556 " written in dark ink on the back of the package, according to the visual control placed by the USDA. They will be to own option code "3308SDL03" is written in what area to follow in the footsteps of time-stamped between 23:00 and 01:59 (inclusive).

The review comes on a coming day afterwards such as Perdue Foods has withdrawn over 16,000 pounds of chilled chicken nuggets due to an undeclared allergen and incorrect UPC code.