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Nearly 1,000 lbs of Beef Jerky Recalled for Safety Concerns
27 Oct
Summary
- Nearly 1,000 pounds of beef jerky recalled due to unauthorized USDA labels.
- The affected jerky may not meet U.S. food safety standards and be unsafe.
- Products were packaged between January and October 2026 and sold in seven states.
A recall has been issued for approximately 946 pounds of beef jerky products. These ready-to-eat items were packaged and sold with unauthorized USDA labels, indicating they did not undergo proper inspection by the agency. Consequently, the beef jerky may not meet U.S. food safety standards, posing a potential risk to consumers.
The recall was initiated by Imperio Distribution LLC on October 24, 2026, following the discovery of false labeling during routine Food Safety and Inspection Service surveillance. As of the recall date, there have been no confirmed reports of illness or injury linked to the consumption of this jerky.
The affected beef jerky comes in 2-ounce sealed bags, labeled "carne seca" and "beef jerky," and was packaged between January and October 2026. These products bear the number "1885" within the USDA mark of inspection. Distribution occurred across seven states, though specific locations were not detailed.
Consumers in possession of the recalled jerky are instructed to discard the product or return it to the point of purchase. For any health concerns, individuals should consult a healthcare provider. Questions regarding this recall can be directed to Imperio Distribution LLC.
