Both the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) also confirm that there are no active recalls on Butterball turkeys this Thanksgiving season. So rest assured, if you’re serving Butterball to your family, the only meat inside of it should be the neck and giblets.

Butterball has recalled over 14,000 pounds of ground turkey due to contamination with blue plastic. PETA has exposed serious abuse allegations at Butterball facilities. Stay informed.

Rumors of a Butterball turkey recall have hit social media just before Thanksgiving. These come in the wake of an animal abuse video resurfacing describing and showing the inhumane treatment of turkeys in one of Butterball’s slaughterhouses.

Disturbing allegations of turkey abuse at a Butterball slaughterhouse have resurfaced after PETA released undercover footage captured in 2006.

The shocking undercover footage, captured by the animal rights group in 2006, has resurfaced in the lead-up to Thanksgiving.

Unsettling video from a 2006 PETA investigation into Butterball's Arkansas factory has come to light again, revealing serious maltreatment of turkeys and suspected sexual assault by employees. While Butterball defends its existing animal welfare procedures,

Butterball faces backlash after video of alleged turkey abuse resurfaces, sparking boycott calls and recall rumors.

Butterball is facing resurfaced allegations of abuse, prompting some Americans to boycott the major turkey manufacturer just days before Thanksgiving.As millions of people across the United States prepare their turkey-filled Thanksgiving menus,

Butterball faces backlash after People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) resurfaced a 20-year-old video on social media of employees allegedly sexually abusing turkeys, sparking online calls to boycott the brand.