P.F. Chang’s Recall Over Foreign Particle Contamination Expanded
A recall of P.F. Chang's frozen meals is being expanded due to the possible presence of metal fragments that could cause severe injury or death.
Tag Archives: Beef Recall
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P.F. Chang’s Frozen Food Recall Issued Due to Risk of Metal Pieces
A large recall of P.F. Chang's chicken and beef products was issued over fears of metal fragments in the sauces.
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Mad Cow Disease Fears Lead To Beef Recall
Improper processing has led to a beef recall due to fears of the possibility of Mad Cow Disease.
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Unwholesome Meat Recall Expanded, Products Shipped Nationwide
A recall of nearly 9 million pounds of meat has been reissued after federal investigators discovered the meat was shipped nationwide.
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Recall Issued for 8.7M Pounds of “Unwholesome” Meat Products
Millions of pounds of Rancho meat products were pulled from shelves after being declared unfit for human consumption.
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Buono Vita Meat Recall Expanded Due to Listeria Contamination
Buona Vita recalled another 72,510 pounds of meat and poultry products last week, because it could be contaminated with the bacteria that causes listeria.
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Creekstone Farms Ground Beef Recall: E. Coli Contamination
About 14,158 lbs. of Creekstone Farms ground beef have been recalled due to a potential risk of E. coli food poisoning.
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Ground Beef Recall: 1M Pounds Pulled After E. Coli Outbreak in California
At least seven people in California have fallen ill due to E. coli food poisoning after eating ground beef, leading to the recall of one million pounds of ground beef…
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E. Coli Meat Recall Expanded to 4.9 Million Pounds of Beef and Veal Products
A ground beef recall first issued by a California meat company last month, has been expanded to include five times more meat after federal investigators determined that approximately 4.9 million…
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Boneless Beef Recall: 14,000 lbs. May Have E. Coli Contamination
About 14,000 pounds of boneless beef products distributed by West Missouri Beef, LLC have been recalled due to the possibility of E. coli food poisoning.
