BrucePac Meat Recall: Which Stores Sold It?
Panic, confusion, and a whole lot of questions: That's what many people are experiencing after BrucePac issued a recall on several of its meat products. The issue? Potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, a dangerous bacterium that can cause serious illness.
So, what stores sold BrucePac meat? The answer isn't simple, as BrucePac supplies a wide variety of retailers across the country.
Here's what we know so far:
- National Chains: Major retailers like Walmart, Target, Kroger, and Albertsons have all been affected by the recall. It's important to check their websites or in-store announcements for specific products included.
- Regional Stores: BrucePac also supplies smaller chains like Publix, Safeway, and Giant. If you shop at these stores, be sure to check their websites for specific recall information.
- Independent Stores: Unfortunately, BrucePac also sells to many independent stores across the country. It's nearly impossible to list every store here, so checking with your local butcher shop, meat market, or grocery store is essential.
What should you do if you bought BrucePac meat?
- Double-check: Compare the product label and information on the BrucePac recall website.
- Don't consume: If you have any recalled products, do not eat them!
- Dispose properly: Throw away recalled products or return them to the store where you purchased them.
- Stay informed: Keep an eye on the news and BrucePac's website for updates.
It's a frustrating situation, but knowing what stores were affected is crucial to protect your health. Stay vigilant, check your fridge, and don't hesitate to contact your local health department if you have any concerns.
