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According to an eyes opening report published earlier this year by the Public Interest Research Group (Prig), 296 food reminders in 2024. The nearly 1,400 people with the food recalled can trace their illness at only 13 of these reminders, all except one involved Listeria, Salmonella or E. Coli.

Now, a multitude of new chicken and meat reminders, including turkey bacon and jerky beef sticks, threaten to make Americans sick. Read more to find out which products you should avoid and do if you have these meats in your refrigerator.

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On July 2, the USDA (FSIS) food security and inspection service recalled approximately 367 812 pounds fully cooked turkey produced by the Kraft Heinz Foods Company, based in Newberry, in South Carolina.

The bacon of turkey was produced from April 24, 2025 to June 11, 2025 and sent to stores nationwide. It could be contaminated by Listeria monocytogenes (LM) .

According to the Opinion of the FSIS , the recall includes the following products:

• 12 oz. Packages packaged under vacuum of "Oscar Mayer Turkey Bacon Original" and Universal Product Code (UPC) "071871548601" Printed on the packaging under the barcode ", use by" dates going "July 18 2025" at "August 02, 2025" and lot code "RS40".
• 36 oz. Packages containing three 12 oz. Packages packaged under vacuum of "Oscar Mayer Turkey Bacon Original" and Universal Product Code (UPC) "071871548748" printed on the packaging under the barcode, "Use by" dates going "July 23 2025" to "04 Sept 2025" and codes de lote
• 48-Oz. Packages containing four 12 oz. Vacuum packages of "Oscar Mayer Turkey Bacon Original" and UPC "071871548793" Printed on the packaging under the barcode and the dates "Use by" going "July 18 2025" to "04 Sept. 2025" and Lot Codes.

At the time of the drafting of this document, there was no report of disease linked to turkey bacon. However, according to Cleveland clinic , Common listeriosis symptoms include:

• Fever
• Chills
• Headache
• Diarrhea
• Nausea and vomiting
• Muscle or joint pain
• Fatigue

In more serious cases, listeriosis can cause confusion, loss of balance, stiff neck or convulsions.

If you have one of the products recalled, do not eat them; Drive them or send them back to the place of purchase.

Also on July 2, the FSIS recalled The beef jerky strap products after the agency received reports of "transparent plastic pieces in beef stick products":

• 6.9 oz. Bags containing six 1.15 oz. Vacuum sealed packages containing "Riverbend Ranch Original Beef Stick" with a "best date of 27/11/2026"
• 6.9 oz. Bags containing six 1.15 oz. Vacuum sealed packages containing the "Riverbend Ranch Jalapeño Beef Stick" with a "best date of 27/11/2026"

The two products were produced on May 27, 2025 and were printed "is. 47282 »at the back of the label. They were distributed in the United States, including in Puerto Rico.

At the time of writing this document, there was no report of illness or injury, although the jerky products were not consumed, and you should consult a doctor if you have concerns.

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On June 27, Union, the NJ, Gaïser’s European Style Provisions Inc., recalled approximately 143,416 pounds Bologna ready to eat due to erroneous approval which has not declared meat or materials source of poultry on labels.

According to the Opinion of the FSIS , the recalled products were produced between March 20 and June 20, 2025, and all carry "is. 5385 »inside the USDA inspection brand on product labels. They include:

• Vacuum -wrapped packages of "Family Tree Bologna Veal" containing uncommented pork.
• Plastic packaging of "Babushka’s Recepe Chicken Bologna" containing unconceived pork.
• Plastic packaging of "fantasy bologna" labeled with pork as ingredient but containing beef and unsuccessful chicken.
• Packages filled with emptiness of "Russian Gaïsers Brand Doktorskaya Bologne" containing undeclared beef.
• Placks wrapped in plastic of "Bologna Veal" gaisers "containing chicken and unconceived pork.
• Packages wrapped in plastic of "Turkey Bologna" Turkey Gaisers containing chicken and unconceived pork.
• Packages wrapped in plastic from "Bologna Kypoyka Paba chicken" containing unconceived pork.

Again, there was no report of related diseases when writing the editorial's time, but to have these products or to return them to the place of purchase.

Although Reminder was announced On June 18, and the products expired by the end of the month, the FSIS still fears that consumers can have them in their freezers.

Foods for ready-to-eat alfredo chicken in question were sold at Walmart and Kroger:

• 32.8 oz. Packages of trays containing grilled chicken in Alfredo markets with tender fettuccines with a creamy alfredo sauce, white meat chicken and shaved parmesan "with the best 06/27/25 or front.
• 12.3 Oz. Packages of trays containing "grilled chicken in Alfredo markets with tender fettuccines with creamy alfredo sauce, white meat chicken, broccoli and shaved parmesan cheese" with the best 06/26/25 or previous.
• 12.5 oz. Packages of trays containing "Home Chef Heat & Eat Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo with pasta, grilled white meat chicken and Parmesan cheese" with the best date of 19/06/25 or previously.

They have "is. P-50784 "," is. P-47770 "or" is. P-47718 »Printed on the side of the packaging.

Unlike previous reminders, the latter led to 17 diseases in people in 13 states. "As of June 17, 2025, there were three reported deaths and a fetal loss associated with this epidemic," said the FSIS.

The investigation is underway; If you have these products in your home, throw them immediately or send them back to the place of purchase.