At least 160, 000 kg of raw flesh, which were sold across the nation but which, according to the organization, are no" safe for consumption," were withdrawn from the market this year.
The FSIS detailed in a statement from Tuesday, September 22 that the meal was packaged and sold without proper evaluation and with false USDA labels, which led to a warning about pollution and wellness risks for American consumers.
The USDA report states that Star Meat produced and distributed 80 tons of raw meat, grain, and sheep meat under creation number "EST" in response to the withdrawal. 1363":
The FSIS advises consumers in this situation to abandon the solution or transfer it to the store where they purchased it for a refund, noting that it does not comply with the appropriate health standards, has the risk of being contaminated with allergens, harmful substances, or bacteria, and does so.
Although there haven't been any confirmed cases of illnesses related to this food up until now, the organization suggests that grocery stores, retail locations, or other food service providers do not provide or sell this meat.
