Agriprocessors – Rubashkin, Aaron's Best, Shor HaBor, David's, Nathan's and other brands – is recalling almost 36,000 pounds of various prepared meat and chicken products because of undeclared egg albumen, an allergen. Details after the jump. (I.e., click on the link below to see the entire list.)
…Agriprocessers, Inc in Iowa is recalling more than 35-thousand-800-pounds of frozen beef and chicken because they may contain egg albumen, which is a known allergen - and is not declared on the label.
The products that are subject to recall are:
--- 20-pound bulk boxes of "AARON'S BEST NUGGET SHAPED CHICKEN BREAST PATTIES, GLATT KOSHER, FULLY COOKED." Each box contains the code "8692-1" and establishment number "P 4653A" inside the USDA mark of inspection.
--- 20-pound bulk boxes of "AARON'S BEST MEATBALLS, MADE WITH BEEF, GLATT KOSHER, FULLY COOKED." Each box contains the code "8698-1" and the establishment number "EST. 4653A" inside the USDA mark of inspection.
--- 12-pound boxes of "RUBASHKIN'S, AARON'S BEST, GLATT KOSHER, Kishka, Fully Cooked." Each box contains the code "3852-1" and the establishment number "EST. 4653A" inside the USDA mark of inspection.
--- 1-pound packages of "RUBASHKIN'S, AARON'S BEST, GLATT KOSHER Kishka, Fully Cooked." Each package contains the establishment number "EST. 4653A" inside the USDA mark of inspection and a date code "014-07," "015-07," "040-07" or "042-07"
The products were produced between January 14th and July 3rd and were distributed nationwide. In addition, the one-pound packages of Kishka were also distributed through retail stores.…