Jones Dairy Farm is recalling select packages of its Chicken Sausage Links sold at Costco locations in the Midwest after a production error caused a small number of pork sausage links to be mixed in during packing. The recall was announced June 3, 2026. No injuries or adverse reactions have been reported. The recall is limited to select Midwest Costco locations and covers product purchased between May 1 and May 28, 2026.
What’s Being Recalled?
The recall covers Jones Dairy Farm Chicken Sausage Links sold at select Costco locations in the Midwest. The affected packages carry a use-by date of April 29, 2027. The use-by date and lot code are printed on the product packaging. Jones Dairy Farm describes the contamination as an isolated event impacting a limited amount of product. Only product purchased at Midwest Costco locations between May 1 and May 28, 2026, with the specific use-by date of April 29, 2027, is included in this recall. Jones Dairy Farm has not disclosed which specific Midwest states or Costco locations received the affected product.
Why Was This Product Recalled?
During packing, a small number of pork sausage links were accidentally mixed in with Jones Dairy Farm Chicken Sausage Links. While the package is labeled as chicken sausage, some links inside may actually be pork. This creates a risk of unintentional pork consumption for consumers who avoid pork for religious, dietary, or personal reasons — including those following halal or kosher dietary practices, as well as consumers with pork sensitivities. No safety contaminant or pathogen has been identified; the issue is a labeling and composition error. Jones Dairy Farm has not disclosed how the pork links entered the chicken sausage packing line.
What Should You Do?
If you purchased Jones Dairy Farm Chicken Sausage Links at a Costco in the Midwest between May 1 and May 28, 2026, check the use-by date on the packaging. If your product has a use-by date of April 29, 2027, return it to your local Costco for a full refund. If you have specific dietary restrictions that prohibit pork consumption and believe you may have eaten the affected product, consult with your religious leader, healthcare provider, or dietary advisor as appropriate.
