Oscar Mayer recalls over 2,000 pounds of ham and cheese loaf

The Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service issued the recall on Monday, citing a doable cross-contamination with under-processed merchandise. There have been no experiences of sicknesses linked to the recalled objects.

Kraft Heinz Foods Company notified FSIS after about 2,400 pounds of ready-to-eat ham and cheese loaf merchandise have been uncovered to cross-contamination. The Missouri-based firm mentioned the issues stem from tools that was not cleansed between runs of cooked and under-processed merchandise.

The recalled objects have been produced on Oct. 10 with an expiration date of Feb. 7, 2023. If shoppers notice they’ve the recalled merchandise, the FSIS urges them to throw them within the trash or challenge a return wherever it was bought. 

The recalled ready-to-eat ham and cheese loaf has the institution quantity “Est. 537V” contained in the USDA mark of inspection. In the USDA’s recall, it mentioned the merchandise have been shipped to distribution facilities in Ohio and Virginia however have been redistributed to shops. 

Anyone involved about an damage or sickness ought to contact a healthcare supplier, the USDA mentioned.