Federal authorities are recalling more than 14,000 pounds of beef and pork from a Denver processing plant that produced after approved hours of operation and without inspection.
Inspectors with the U.S. Department of Agriculture learned on Wednesday that the raw meat had been shipped out from Denver Processing without the normal procedures. The meat had already been shipped to stores in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, .
Nobody has reported illness due to eating the food, the department said. The federal inspectors said there is a “reasonable probability” that eating the meat could cause illness.
The recalled meats include:
- Pork Sirloin Boneless Chop
- Pork Boneless Loin Top Loin Roast with the same sell-by date
- Diced Pork Super Value Pack
- Pork Loin Boneless Chop
- Pork Loin Boneless Chops Family Pack
- U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Chuck Pot Roast Boneless
- U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Top Round London Broil
All of the meats have a sell-by date of April 18 and have “EST. 6250” on the USDA mark of inspection.
If you have one of these foods in your fridge, federal authorities ask you return it to the store or throw it away.
People with questions are asked to call Adam Williamson at Denver Processing at 303-778-3168.
