New Jersey company recalls meat because of fake USDA inspection labels

Sabropostos Hondurenos, LLC, in Edison, NJ, remembers 32,000 pounds of various square products that have been produced without the benefit of the federal inspection and have labels with a false inspection brand of the USDA.

The United States Food and Inspection Safety Service (FSIS) announced today that any product on the false establishment number “is. 1785 ”should be considered poorly extended and dangerous to eat.

Foods produced without inspection can contain unconcensely allergens, harmful bacteria or other contaminants that endanger the health and safety of consumers. The FSIS fears that certain products will be found in refrigerators or consumer and restaurant freezers.

The meat products involved, including chorizo ​​(sausage), pork chops and ribs, were produced on various dates before August 20.

To see the photos of the products, click here. The following products are subject to reminder:

• 14 oz. Vacuum sealed packages containing Homestyle chorizo ​​labeled “Olancho Chorizo ​​suelto Olanchano sabrocitos hondureños”.
• 14 oz. Vacuum sealed packages containing smoked pork chops labeled “Olancho Chuleta Ahumada Olanchana Sabrocitos Hondureños”.
• 14 oz. Vacuum sealed packages containing smoked chorizo ​​labeled “olancho chorizo ​​ahumado olanchano sabrocitos hondureños”.
• 14 oz. Vacuum sealed packages containing chorizo ​​in Homestyle box, labeled “Olancho Chorizo ​​Olanchano Criollo Sabrocitos Hondureños”.
• 14 oz. Vacuum sealed packages containing smoked barbecue spicy chorizo ​​labeled “olancho chorizo ​​parrillero sabrocitos hondureños”.
• 14 oz. Vacuum sealed packages containing smoked ribs labeled “Olancho Costtilla Ahumada Olanchana Sabrocitos Hondureños”.

Products subject to recall have false inspection notes with the establishment number “Est. 1785 ”, which does not exist.

These items have been shipped in retail places and restaurants nationwide.

The problem was discovered during routine FSI monitoring activities when investigators observed various products of meat in the trade in federal inspection brands.

Since the publication of the recall on August 20, there had been no confirmed report of adverse reactions due to the consumption of these products.

Consumers who bought these products are invited not to consume them and restaurants are invited not to serve them. These products must be thrown or returned to the place of purchase.

Consumers with questions about the recall can contact Diego Funnez Garrido, owner of Sabropostos Hondurenos LLC at 908-274-4206.

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