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Food Evolution Dips and Spreads are being recalled for lack of inspection; they were sold in Illinois and no adverse events were reported.

Heads up, consumers: An Illinois-based company is recalling more than 6,000 pounds of its ready-to-eat dips and salad products because they were not federally inspected, according to recall notice posted by the United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS). 

Just before millions of Americans are planning to snack in front of their TVs for the big game Sunday, the USDA is issuing a major recall.

The company issued the recall because the products "were produced without the benefit of federal inspection."

USDA Announces Recall of Super Bowl Party Foods Like Taco Dip and Pasta Salad ✖ When heading to the supermarket to get food for your Super Bowl 55 party this weekend, you might want to pay extra close attention to the things youre putting in your cart. Friday afternoon, the United States Food Safety and Inspection Service announced a rather hefty safety recall for ready-to-eat dips and salad products made from Food Evolution. According to the release, Food Evolution is recalling four separate...

Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, Food Evolution is recalling nearly 7,000 pounds of ready-to-eat dip and salad products containing meat, the USDA said.

Food Evolution Dip, Salads Recall 2021: Ready-To-Eat Products Contain Uninspected Meat 02/06/21 AT 2:32 PM More than 6,000 pounds of ready-to-eat salad and dip products are being recalled in Illinois ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, after it was revealed they were produced and contained meat that did not undergo federal inspection. The products were made by the company Food Evolution, based in Schiller Park, Illinois, the U.S. Department of Agricultures Food Safety and Inspection Service announced o...

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