Nationwide Recall of 1.5M Pounds of Ready-to-Eat Meat and Poultry From Kayem Foods
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Summary
- Kayem Foods Inc. of Chelsea, MA is recalling about 1,584,361 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products that may have experienced temperature abuse during storage, FSIS announced Oct. 17.
- The items, including hot dogs, bacon, sausage, turkey breast and ham, were produced between March 31 and Oct. 7 and shipped to retail and foodservice locations nationwide.
- The products carry establishment numbers EST. M/P 7839, EST. P 20935A or EST. M 9520 inside the USDA mark.
- No illnesses have been confirmed. Consumers should not eat the products; throw them away or return them to the place of purchase.
- Citizen has included photos of several recalled products. Check here for a full set of images.
Timeline
Do not eat the recalled products. Throw them away or return them to the store.
No confirmed illnesses. Anyone concerned about symptoms should contact a healthcare provider.
Some products have a long shelf life, and FSIS is concerned they may still be in home refrigerators and freezers.
Look for EST. M/P 7839, EST. P 20935A or EST. M 9520 inside the USDA inspection mark on the package.
More than 100 products are affected, sold under multiple brand names; FSIS has posted the full product list and labels.
The company found the products had been held in a warehouse cooler that experienced temperature deviations.
FSIS announced the recall Saturday after Kayem Foods received a retail customer complaint about warm product temperatures at delivery on Oct. 1.
Kayem Foods Inc. Of Chelsea, MA is recalling about 1,584,361 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products that may have experienced temperature abuse during storage, FSIS announced Oct. 17.
Incident reported at United States.
Do not eat the recalled products. Throw them away or return them to the store.
No confirmed illnesses. Anyone concerned about symptoms should contact a healthcare provider.
Some products have a long shelf life, and FSIS is concerned they may still be in home refrigerators and freezers.
Look for EST. M/P 7839, EST. P 20935A or EST. M 9520 inside the USDA inspection mark on the package.
More than 100 products are affected, sold under multiple brand names; FSIS has posted the full product list and labels.
The company found the products had been held in a warehouse cooler that experienced temperature deviations.
FSIS announced the recall Saturday after Kayem Foods received a retail customer complaint about warm product temperatures at delivery on Oct. 1.
Kayem Foods Inc. Of Chelsea, MA is recalling about 1,584,361 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products that may have experienced temperature abuse during storage, FSIS announced Oct. 17.
Incident reported at United States.
Do not eat the recalled products. Throw them away or return them to the store.
No confirmed illnesses. Anyone concerned about symptoms should contact a healthcare provider.
Some products have a long shelf life, and FSIS is concerned they may still be in home refrigerators and freezers.
Look for EST. M/P 7839, EST. P 20935A or EST. M 9520 inside the USDA inspection mark on the package.
More than 100 products are affected, sold under multiple brand names; FSIS has posted the full product list and labels.
The company found the products had been held in a warehouse cooler that experienced temperature deviations.
FSIS announced the recall Saturday after Kayem Foods received a retail customer complaint about warm product temperatures at delivery on Oct. 1.
Kayem Foods Inc. Of Chelsea, MA is recalling about 1,584,361 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products that may have experienced temperature abuse during storage, FSIS announced Oct. 17.
Incident reported at United States.
Do not eat the recalled products. Throw them away or return them to the store.
No confirmed illnesses. Anyone concerned about symptoms should contact a healthcare provider.
Some products have a long shelf life, and FSIS is concerned they may still be in home refrigerators and freezers.
Look for EST. M/P 7839, EST. P 20935A or EST. M 9520 inside the USDA inspection mark on the package.
More than 100 products are affected, sold under multiple brand names; FSIS has posted the full product list and labels.
The company found the products had been held in a warehouse cooler that experienced temperature deviations.
FSIS announced the recall Saturday after Kayem Foods received a retail customer complaint about warm product temperatures at delivery on Oct. 1.
Kayem Foods Inc. Of Chelsea, MA is recalling about 1,584,361 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products that may have experienced temperature abuse during storage, FSIS announced Oct. 17.
Incident reported at United States.
Do not eat the recalled products. Throw them away or return them to the store.
No confirmed illnesses. Anyone concerned about symptoms should contact a healthcare provider.
Some products have a long shelf life, and FSIS is concerned they may still be in home refrigerators and freezers.
Look for EST. M/P 7839, EST. P 20935A or EST. M 9520 inside the USDA inspection mark on the package.
More than 100 products are affected, sold under multiple brand names; FSIS has posted the full product list and labels.
The company found the products had been held in a warehouse cooler that experienced temperature deviations.
FSIS announced the recall Saturday after Kayem Foods received a retail customer complaint about warm product temperatures at delivery on Oct. 1.
Kayem Foods Inc. Of Chelsea, MA is recalling about 1,584,361 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products that may have experienced temperature abuse during storage, FSIS announced Oct. 17.
Incident reported at United States.
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IM TIRED OF THIS GRANDPA
@sterlingUser2370152002 I still got my meat hee haw
This is so sad …all of those lives wasted
@DonKeedik11 but if they’re were pigs beforehand why would they become cows 🤔? The big questions . . .
Omg just recall all the food at this point
@dagoat321 that’s exactly the plan. Water next.
It’s what happens when you industrialize the food supply chain. More family / regenerative farms organic and less problems. Time to rethink the entire US food supply chain. Other countries don’t have this issue. Healthy eating should be more important than corporate profits. Sad
@Teeitup49 other countries also don’t have a science denying, road kill eating,, brainwormed lawyer in a cabinet position that should be held by somebody who actually knows stuff.
IM TIRED OF THIS GRANDPA
@sterlingUser2370152002 I still got my meat hee haw
This is so sad …all of those lives wasted
@DonKeedik11 but if they’re were pigs beforehand why would they become cows 🤔? The big questions . . .
Omg just recall all the food at this point
@dagoat321 that’s exactly the plan. Water next.
It’s what happens when you industrialize the food supply chain. More family / regenerative farms organic and less problems. Time to rethink the entire US food supply chain. Other countries don’t have this issue. Healthy eating should be more important than corporate profits. Sad
@Teeitup49 other countries also don’t have a science denying, road kill eating,, brainwormed lawyer in a cabinet position that should be held by somebody who actually knows stuff.
IM TIRED OF THIS GRANDPA
@sterlingUser2370152002 I still got my meat hee haw
This is so sad …all of those lives wasted
@DonKeedik11 but if they’re were pigs beforehand why would they become cows 🤔? The big questions . . .
Omg just recall all the food at this point
@dagoat321 that’s exactly the plan. Water next.
It’s what happens when you industrialize the food supply chain. More family / regenerative farms organic and less problems. Time to rethink the entire US food supply chain. Other countries don’t have this issue. Healthy eating should be more important than corporate profits. Sad
@Teeitup49 other countries also don’t have a science denying, road kill eating,, brainwormed lawyer in a cabinet position that should be held by somebody who actually knows stuff.
IM TIRED OF THIS GRANDPA
@sterlingUser2370152002 I still got my meat hee haw
This is so sad …all of those lives wasted
@DonKeedik11 but if they’re were pigs beforehand why would they become cows 🤔? The big questions . . .
Omg just recall all the food at this point
@dagoat321 that’s exactly the plan. Water next.
It’s what happens when you industrialize the food supply chain. More family / regenerative farms organic and less problems. Time to rethink the entire US food supply chain. Other countries don’t have this issue. Healthy eating should be more important than corporate profits. Sad
@Teeitup49 other countries also don’t have a science denying, road kill eating,, brainwormed lawyer in a cabinet position that should be held by somebody who actually knows stuff.
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IM TIRED OF THIS GRANDPA
@sterlingUser2370152002 I still got my meat hee haw
This is so sad …all of those lives wasted
@DonKeedik11 but if they’re were pigs beforehand why would they become cows 🤔? The big questions . . .
Omg just recall all the food at this point
@dagoat321 that’s exactly the plan. Water next.
It’s what happens when you industrialize the food supply chain. More family / regenerative farms organic and less problems. Time to rethink the entire US food supply chain. Other countries don’t have this issue. Healthy eating should be more important than corporate profits. Sad
@Teeitup49 other countries also don’t have a science denying, road kill eating,, brainwormed lawyer in a cabinet position that should be held by somebody who actually knows stuff.