The press announcement states that Cargill Meat Solutions recalled about 16,342 pounds of uncooked ground beef products.
The announcement stated that the items were manufactured on April 26 and 27 under several different brands.
The Agriculture’s Food Safety Inspection Service Department issued a news statement announcing the recall of more than 16,000 pounds of ground beef that were sold across the country because they may have been contaminated with E. coli. bacteria.
According to the press release, the establishment number “EST. 86P” was placed on the back of the label for every product. After that, the goods were delivered to every Walmart store across the country.
The affected goods were previously segregated, but the release states that they were “inadvertently utilized in the production of ground beef.” As a result, the producer reported the problem. The announcement also stated that there have been no verified complaints of negative reactions. Customers are asked to check their refrigerator or freezer and to bring any unused items back to the store right away.