More Than 167,000 Pounds of Meat Recalled Over False USDA Inspection Labels
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More than 167,000 pounds of raw meat products have been recalled nationwide after they were found to bear false USDA inspection labels, according to reports from CNN, AP News and other outlets. The recall covers beef, pork and goat products linked to a Georgia distributor.
KCRA reported that the recall received the highest warning level, while the Idaho Statesman described affected meat sold in Idaho stores as unsafe to eat. More than 80 tons of meat are involved in the recall.
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