Swift Beef Co. Recalls 4,702 Pounds of Beef Stew Over Contamination Concerns
Swift Beef Co. Recalls 4,702 Pounds of Beef Stew Over Contamination Concerns
If you're a fan of beef stew, you may be interested in this latest product recall. Earlier this week, Swift Beef Co., “doing business as JBS USA Food Company, a Cactus, Texas establishment,” decided to recall an estimated 4,702 pounds of its beef stew product over concerns that it might be “contaminated with foreign matter, specifically plastic and metal.” According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), the following boneless beef stew products are included in the recall, and were all produced on December 13, 2017:
Cases containing six 5-lb. bulk cryovac plastic bags containing fresh beef stew meat intended for HEB grocery store retailer re-package. The affected case code is 69404.
Re-packaged various weight beef stew meat trays that also contain separately wrapped vegetables. The meat trays are marked with establishment 7231 on the side of the tray.
Re-packaged various weight beef stew labeled as HEB brand: Beef Stew Meat Tenderized RP, Beef Stew Meat RP, Beef Stew Meat VP, Beef Stew Meat-CR VP, Beef Stew Meat Tenderized VP, Beef Stew Meat CP, and Beef Stew Kit.
Recalled Beef Stew; Image Courtesy of All Cute All The Time, www.allcuteallthetime.com
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Swift Beef Company Recalls Beef Stew Products Due to Possible Foreign Matter ContaminationBeef stew meat sent to H-E-B recalled by Swift Beef Company
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