29,628 Pounds of Beef Triggered the USDA’s Most Serious Recall. The Problem Wasn’t Contamination
Beef imported from Argentina to the U.S. was sold in Texas and Florida without going through required federal safety inspections. The Department of Agriculture recalled nearly 30,000 pounds of the meat after discovering the inspection requirement had been missed.
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3 developments- Aug 11Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef recalled over missed import inspection
- Aug 11Recall issued for nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef sold in Texas and Florida due to lack of inspection
- Aug 13U.S. recalls 13.4 tons of Argentine beef over inspection lapse
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Quiet for 47 daysLast development · Aug 13 — U.S. recalls 13.4 tons of Argentine beef over inspection lapse
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3 viewpointsUSDA warns recalled beef sold in Florida and Texas could cause ‘serious’ issues if eaten
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Nearly 30,000 pounds of imported Argentine beef recalled over skipped reinspection
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6 viewpoints29,628 Pounds of Beef Triggered the USDA’s Most Serious Recall. The Problem Wasn’t Contamination
Beef distributed in Texas recalled after being imported without reinspection
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3 viewpointsNearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef sold in the US hit with high-risk recall after bypassing import inspections
Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef recalled over missed import inspection