Who makes Kirkland Signature Lightly Breaded Chicken Breast Chunks, Boneless Skinless, 4 lbs?

No FSIS recall or public-health alert on file names Kirkland Signature lightly breaded chicken breast chunks or a co-packer for them. Two large co-packer recalls that reached Costco were checked and did not name this SKU: the 2024 BrucePac ready-to-eat-poultry Listeria recall (dozens of retail brands) and a 2026 Griffith Foods milk-powder Salmonella recall affecting breaded-chicken products and Chick-fil-A milk wash. Breaded-chicken recalls often name co-packers, but none has surfaced one for this product.

No establishment lists a Kirkland- or Costco-branded breaded-chicken DBA. Costco owns poultry capacity — Lincoln Premium Poultry, Fremont NE (EST. P-48304), supplies much of its rotisserie and raw chicken — but no public source ties this fully-cooked breaded product to that plant or to any establishment number. The USDA P-number printed on the bag would resolve the co-packer directly; it has not been read from a current package for this check.

The Costco product page for the 4-lb chunks (item 4000202951) was retrieved from the Wayback snapshot and its embedded catalog JSON carries no usable manufacturer disclosure — the manufacturer field is an unmigrated placeholder reading 'DO NOT DELETE' (and null elsewhere), so unlike the Kirkland meatballs page it names no plant. The Costco Business Delivery listing (item 2001153194) has no Wayback snapshot.

All carry ingredients and nutrition only; none lists a manufacturer, brand owner, packager code, or USDA establishment number for the product. Open Food Facts (barcode 0126333951786) records the brand as Kirkland Signature and nothing about who produces it.

No Costco or supplier statement names the maker of this product. Coverage is limited to reviews and a quality-complaint piece; the general who-makes-Kirkland-chicken roundup articles discuss Costco's poultry sourcing broadly (Lincoln Premium Poultry, Tyson, Perdue, Foster Farms) without evidence for this specific breaded SKU, which is relatively new (introduced around 2025).

No litigation naming a Kirkland breaded-chicken supplier found; the handful of keyword hits are unrelated cases (trademark, election law).

Structurally uninformative here: fully-cooked breaded chicken sold in US warehouses is produced and packed domestically, so an absence of import records proves nothing about the co-packer (tier 5 caveat). No route to a maker via customs data.