USDA Issues “Do-Not-Eat” Warning For Certain Frozen Meats Sold Online

The beef, pork, and chicken products were made by Betterballen Foods LLC. The products may contain sesame and, in the case of beef, anchovy.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has issued a “do-not-eat” warning for certain frozen meat.

The beef, pork, and chicken products were made by Betterballen Foods LLC. The products may contain sesame and, in the case of beef, anchovy, two known allergens that are not mentioned on the labels.

A recall was not initiated because the meats are no longer available for purchase. However, they could still be in consumers’ fridges and freezers. The mislabing could result in a serious reaction if someone with allergies consumers them.

The products were sold online by US-European grocer “Lowlands House” nationwide. They may also have been sold at a festival and farmers’ market in Greer, South Carolina. Consumers should throw them out or return them to the place of purchase.