Croquetas marked as made in Hialeah were recalled from Florida and Texas

The USDA issued a recall of about 7,630 pounds of frozen croquetas due to potential food safety violations, highlighting the importance of inspections in food production.

These croquetas were marked as being produced in a Hialeah facility but were actually made in a location lacking the necessary USDA inspection grant.

The product recall involves various types of croquetas including chicken, ham, fish, and sausage, which also posed a food allergy risk to consumers.

All recalled boxes, which contained croquetas produced from April to October, can be identified by the 'EST. 11154' code from the USDA mark of inspection.

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