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More Than 133,000 Pounds of Sausage Has Been Recalled Nationwide Due to Possible Extraneous Material Contamination - Vimarsana News

More Than 133,000 Pounds of Sausage Has Been Recalled Nationwide Due to Possible Extraneous Material Contamination

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Source: yahoo.com
Bone fragments found in more than 133K pounds of ready-to-eat turkey kielbasa products - Vimarsana News

Bone fragments found in more than 133K pounds of ready-to-eat turkey kielbasa products

Salm Partners, LLC is recalling around 133,039 pounds of ready-to-eat turkey kielbasa products contaminated with extraneous material, specifically bone fragments.

Source: yahoo.com
Over 245,000 Pounds Of Frozen Chicken Strips Recalled Due To Plastic Contamination - Vimarsana News

Over 245,000 Pounds Of Frozen Chicken Strips Recalled Due To Plastic Contamination

Conagra Brands, Inc, has issued a recall of its 8.9-ounce Banquet Chicken Strips Meal product. One consumer has already suffered oral injuries.

Source: forbes.com
FSIS Warns Against Raw Beef Product Sold At Select ALDI Stores - Vimarsana News

FSIS Warns Against Raw Beef Product Sold At Select ALDI Stores

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service or FSIS has issued a public health alert against certain raw beef product sold at select Aldi stores citing possible contamination with extraneous material, specifically soft, clear plastic.

Warning Issued for Aldi Ground Beef Due to Foreign Material Contamination - Vimarsana News

Warning Issued for Aldi Ground Beef Due to Foreign Material Contamination

The product has not been recalled since it's no longer for sale, but could be in shoppers' fridge.

Source: aol.com