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USDA2017-05-20Public Health AlertPATHOGEN

Imported veal products recalled for possible E. coli O103 contamination

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Do not eat imported veal from Netherlands

Raw veal products imported from the Netherlands and distributed to restaurants and grocery stores in Michigan, California, Florida, and Massachusetts may be contaminated with a harmful strain of E. coli (STEC O103). The contaminated products were produced in March and April 2017. No illnesses have been reported so far.

  • Do not eat raw veal products with the case or shipping codes listed in this alert.
  • Throw away or return to the store any veal products matching the affected codes and production dates.
  • If you ate this veal and develop bloody diarrhea, severe abdominal cramps, or decreased urine output within 28 days, seek medical care immediately.
  • Call 1-888-674-6854 (USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline) with questions.
Hazard

Product Contamination

Sold states
Michigan, California, Florida, Massachusetts
Products
Boxes of chilled Boneless Veal Cap with case code of Londbos05597422., Boxes of chilled Boneless Veal BHS with case code of Londbos05597426., Boxes of chilled Boneless Veal Inside with case code of Londbos05597439., Boxes of chilled Boned-In Veal Rack Chop with case code of SELEDEL05593535., Boxes of chilled Bone-In Veal Rack Chop Ready 6 Bone 4x4 with shipping marks ONEBUE 05584158., Boxes of chilled Bone-Less veal Striploin Eye s/on 0x0 with shipping marks ONEBUE 05584159., Boxes of chilled Bone-In Veal Hindshank Center Cut with shipping marks ONEBUE 05584160., Boxes of chilled Bone-In Veal Rack Chop Ready 6 Bone 4x4 with shipping marks WOLVDET 05632969.
Consumer contact
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Official notice

http://www.fsis.usda.gov/recalls-alerts/fsis-issues-public-health-alert-imported-veal-products-due-possible-non-o157-shiga-0

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