If you have this sausage at home, do not eat it, the USDA says
Do not let this popular meat product put your health in danger.
With the weekend of the commemorative day approaching quickly, many American households break the grill to prepare their favorite meat and vegetables. However, if you have purchased a particular type of sausage, you may want to rethink your Memorial Day menu, now that the Food Security and Inspectorate Service (FSIS) warned against consumption . Ready to discover if you should purge this food from your kitchen now.
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About 6,000 sausage pounds are subject to a new reminder.
On May 21, the ISP announced that nearly 6,000 pounds of Milan Brang books cured La Sausse Chorizo Jalapeñohad been recalled.
The sausages affected can be identified by the establishment. 4335 located inside the USDA inspection mark and expiry dates of 12 June 2021; June 13, 2021; June 14, 2021; and June 15, 2021.
FSIS recommends that no one consume sausage.
The sausages, which were produced in Corona, New York between April 13 and April 16, 2021, were sold exclusively through the state of New York.
The USDA says that people who have the sausages recalled in their refrigerator or freezer "are invited not to consume them." Instead, the sausages affected can be returned to their place of purchase for a full refund.
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The sausage is drawn due to a lack of inspection.
The USDA reports that the reminder was launched after its discovery that an ingredient in the chorizo had not been properly inspected.
"The problem has been discovered when the ISPs determined that the company has received the pork trim product from a retail job installation that is not inspected by the federal government and used it in production The Chorizo product ", the notice of reminder states.
If you have eaten the sausage and you feel sick, contact a doctor.
Although the USDA had not received any reports of people becoming sick to eat the sausages recalled, the Agency recommends that anyone who consumed the sausages and was then reported to peilleter their doctor.
If you have reminder questions, you can contact the Chair of Milan's provisions.Salvatore Laurita at (718) 899-7678.
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