A Staff Report
Statesville, NC – Blue Ridge Beef has announced a voluntary recall of specific lots of its Kitten Grind, Kitten Mix, and Puppy Mix. This decision comes after routine sampling conducted at the Food and Drug lab in Raleigh detected the presence of Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes in the products.
Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler emphasized the potential dangers of these contaminants, stating, “Pets and people can both get sick from Salmonella and Listeria, so consumers that have these products in their homes should discard them immediately and reach out to the company.” Troxler further confirmed that no illnesses linked to these products have been reported thus far.
Details of the Recall:
– Products Affected: Two-pound logs of Kitten Grind, Kitten Mix, and Puppy Mix.
– Origin: Produced at the Blue Ridge Beef facility in Statesville.
– Concern: Possible contamination with Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes.
– Action Required: Consumers are advised to discard the products and contact Blue Ridge Beef for further guidance.
Blue Ridge Beef had initially issued a press release regarding the contamination concerns but has now expanded the recall to include additional lots of the aforementioned products.
For consumers seeking more information or clarification, the company advises referring to the provided link: Blue Ridge Beef Recall Information – https://t.ly/9eYGb.
It’s crucial for pet owners and consumers to remain vigilant and stay informed about product recalls to ensure the safety and well-being of both pets and humans alike.
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