Listeria recall grows to 12M pounds of meat, poultry; some sent to US schools
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from ABC7 San Francisco3 months ago
A nationwide recall of nearly 12 million pounds of meat and poultry products contaminated with listeria has expanded, affecting meals sent to schools and restaurants.
ABC7 San Franciscohttps://abc7news.com/post/listeria-recall-grows-12m-pounds-meat-poultry-sent-us-schools/15435259/
The USDA found potentially dangerous listeria bacteria in BrucePac chicken, affecting ready-to-eat products sold at major retailers such as Costco and Trader Joe's.
ABC7 San Franciscohttps://abc7news.com/post/listeria-recall-grows-12m-pounds-meat-poultry-sent-us-schools/15435259/
Since potentially contaminated foods produced between May 31 and Oct. 8 are now subject to recall, consumers should check for establishment number '51205 or P-51205'.
ABC7 San Franciscohttps://abc7news.com/post/listeria-recall-grows-12m-pounds-meat-poultry-sent-us-schools/15435259/
Listeria infections, caused by contaminated food, can lead to severe illness. Annually in the U.S., 1,600 people are infected, with approximately 260 fatalities.
ABC7 San Franciscohttps://abc7news.com/post/listeria-recall-grows-12m-pounds-meat-poultry-sent-us-schools/15435259/
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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