Safety Recall for Frozen Beef Made in Ada

A recall has been issued for recently purchased ready-to-eat frozen ground beef produced by Michigan-based Ada Valley Meat Company.

If you buy groceries for your family, it's important to take food recalls seriously.

Take Food Recalls Seriously

As Americans, we must be careful not to become desensitized to food recalls, especially since they seem to happen nearly every week. Recalls can involve everything from fruits and vegetables to meats, snacks, beverages, and nearly any factory-produced item.

It's important to take food recalls seriously, as they play a critical role in protecting public health, especially for vulnerable populations. Recalls are issued when there's a potential or confirmed risk of foodborne illness, risk of injury, or even death.

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For food businesses, responding to recalls quickly and effectively can and will save lives, protect their reputation, and avoid potential legal issues.

Frozen Beef Recall Issued For Over 1,000 Pounds In Ada

According to Fox 17, Michigan's Ada Valley Meat Company has recalled just over 1,000 pounds of fully cooked frozen ground beef that may be contaminated with metal pieces. The good news is that Ada Valley has provided product information that informs the public of what box and lot codes to look for.

Recalled Fully Cooked Ground Beef Package Details:

• Packed May 28 and 30, 2025
• Look for 10031 inside the USDA mark of inspection
• 20 lbs cardboard box cases containing four 5 lbs bags
• Lot codes - 35156 and 35157

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A customer notified the Department of Agriculture's Food and Safety Inspection Service about metal pieces found in frozen cooked ground beef. If you have the meat in your freezer, either return it to the point of purchase or throw it away.

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