(CNN) -- Ohio Farms Packing Co. Ltd. has issued a recall of over forty,000 pounds of veau product, the US Department of Agriculture proclaimed weekday.
The product were shipped in 60-pound boxes with the institution range "EST. 34569."
The Ohio-based company says the recall is as a result of the doable contamination of E. coli non-O157; a sample tested positive at one in all its plants. There are no diseases rumored.
The product were made from November thirty to February three and shipped to distributors in Illinois, Michigan, North geographical region, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas and Canada.
The company has conjointly recalled AN undetermined quantity of veau cutlets sold-out to food services, ultimately to customers. an entire list of recalled product is accessible on the executive department web site.
The contamination was discovered once the Food Safety ANd examination Service was notified by the Illinois State Department of Agriculture concerning an E. coli sample.
The executive department categorizes this as a category I recall, which implies "this could be a hazard state of affairs wherever there's an affordable likelihood that the employment of the merchandise can cause serious, adverse health consequences or death."
According to the US Department of Health & Human Services, E. coli causes severe symptom and abdominal pain and might generally cause nephropathy or death.
Recalled product ought to be thrown away or came to the place of purchase. corporations that purchased product from Ohio Farms Packing ought to contact the corporate to see whether or not they have product subject to the recall.
