Summary
The FDA has classified the recall of certain McCain Foods USA Tater Tots as a Class II risk, indicating moderate potential health risks due to possible plastic fragments in the products. The recall involves two types of Tater Tots under the Ore-Ida and Sonic brands distributed in 29 U.S. states.
Key Facts
- McCain Foods USA issued a recall for two types of Frozen Tater Tots on January 12, 2026.
- The FDA set the recall at a Class II risk level, meaning there is moderate risk with unlikely chance of serious health issues.
- The recalled products may contain small hard plastic pieces.
- The recall affects 21,557 cases of Ore-Ida and 67 cases of Sonic Tater Tots.
- Each case contains six 5-pound bags, packed in clear, unlabeled poly bags.
- Affected Tater Tots were sent to 29 states, including California, Texas, and Florida.
- The products were distributed to food service accounts, not retail stores.
- McCain USA has been contacting affected parties to manage the recall.
