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Soil, rawbeef This is no longer available for purchase but can always be in refrigerators or freezers of customers is the subject of aPublic health alert Published by the Food Security and Inspection Service of the United States of Agriculture (FSIS).

The beef was produced by the Grand Omaha Packing Co. Inc. on January 14, 2021, then sold to the food market in sandwich, sick. According to the alert, the company then determined that it "inadvertently distributed products associated with a sample that was positive forE. coli. "However, no disease has been reported at that time. (Connected:Grocery shortages to wait in 2021, according to experts.)

Because the product was no longer on store shelves, a reminder was not issued, but the trays of 2 pounds were labeled with dates "packaged" from January 28, 2021 to January 31, 2021. Anyone with this Always produces their cuisine should not consume it (raw or cooked) and throw it instead or return it to the place of purchase.

The symptoms of E. coli infection begin about two to eight days after consuming contaminated foods, and they include dehydration, diarrhea and stomach pain. It can also invite a type of renal failure that is most common in young children and the elderly. Cook your meat at 160 degrees Fahrenheit or more is the best way to make sure that the chopped beef is safe to eat, according to the FSIS.

The chopped beef may not be the only food of your home which is a potential health concern, so be sure to check these8 food reminders you need to know now. And to get the last grocery store and the news of food security delivered to your inbox by email every day,Subscribe to our newsletter!