🧡 A Reminder for Anyone With Meat at Home

Food recalls can be easy to overlook.

The package may have been purchased days or weeks ago.

It may already be sitting in the freezer.

The label may look ordinary.

And if a product was repackaged by a retailer, the original identifying information may not be obvious.

That’s why checking official recall announcements is so important.

The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service also provides a consumer complaint system and a Meat and Poultry Hotline for food-safety concerns.

---

🚨 Final Reminder

The current recall involves approximately 167,639 pounds of raw beef, pork and goat products from Star Meat Delivery Inc.

The products were reportedly produced without federal inspection and carried a false “EST. 1363” USDA inspection mark. They were distributed through A&D Foods for retail and restaurant distribution nationwide.

If you have meat bearing the recalled establishment number, don’t eat it.

Check the official recall details carefully, and when in doubt, don’t guess about whether a package is affected.

🥩 Have you checked your freezer lately?

Share this information with someone who buys meat regularly—especially anyone who shops at independent meat markets or restaurants that may have received bulk products.