Nearly 300,000 books of beef are recalled because of E. coli
Non-intact beef products were distributed to four states.
About 295 236 books of crudebeef products are recalled because they could be contaminated byE. coli, the United States Service of Food Security and Agriculture Inspectorate (FSIS) recentlyannouncement.
In total, nearly 40 products from Omaha's upper packaging in Nebraska are included in the reminder. Produced on July 13, 2021, they were distributed for a subsequent transformation to Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota and Nebraska. A complete list of impacted products and codes is availablehere. They have an "East 960A" establishment number within the USDA brand of the inspection.
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The problem was discovered after the collection of FSIS a routine sample that revealed the presence ofE. coli, according to the announcement of the reminder. Symptoms of aE. coli The infection includes bloody diarrhea, dehydration and stomach cramps from two to eight days after exposure. There was no confirmed reporting of diseases related to this reminder.
It usually takes about a week to recover, but some people, especially children under five and the elderly, can develop haemolytic urmic syndrome (hus), a type of renal failure. According to the ISP, the symptoms of this disease include easy oxygism, a pallor and a decrease in urine production.
Beef products included in the reminder are not intact beef cuts such as handles, roasts or steaks. They were rather intended for use not intact. ThroughBeef search:
Non-intact beef products include injected / enhanced beef with solutions, stretched mechanically by needling, cubes or threshing devices, or rebuilt in formed entries. . . In addition, non-intact beef products include chopped communal beef products, flagrant or minced.
In order to kill harmful bacteria, raw meat products such as those of this reminder should be cooked at a temperature of 160 ° F. Use a food thermometer to confirm that a high enough temperature is reached.
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