Tyson Recalls 94K Pounds of Ground Beef Over Possible Contamination
Check your fridge for these Tyson ground beef products.
Contaminated products include Hill Country Fare and H-E-B ground beef.
Tyson Fresh Meats, a Tyson Foods division, is recalling about 94,000 pounds of raw ground beef. The products may have been contaminated with "extraneous materials, specifically reflective mirror-like material," according to the US Department of Agriculture.
The products were produced on Nov. 2, and the product labels are listed as "Hill Country Fare" and "H-E-B" ground beef. Here's what to look for:
- 10-lb. tubes containing "Hill Country Fare Ground Fare ground beef 73% lean / 27% fat with best before or freeze by: Nov. 25, 2022."
- 5-lb. tubes containing "Hill Country Fare Ground Fare ground beef 73% lean / 27% fat with best before or freeze by: Nov. 25, 2022."
- 5-lb. tubes containing "H-E-B ground chuck ground beef 80% lean / 20% fat."
"No other ground beef products are affected by this voluntary recall and there have been no reports of injury or illnesses," Tyson Foods said Thursday in a notice on its website.
Here's what the packaging looks like:
Possibly contaminated Country Hill Fare ground beef 10-pound tubes.
Possibly contaminated Country Hill Fare ground beef 5-pound tubes.
H-E-B 5-pound ground chuck beef