HARTFORD, Conn., June 12 (UPI) -- A Missouri meat company has recalled over 4,000 pounds of beef sold in the Northeast because branches of the animal's central nervous system were never removed when the muscle was extracted.
Fruitland American Meat announced Thursday that it was recalling 4,012 pounds of beef sold to a Whole Foods distribution center in Connecticut that services New England-area stores. The cuts of beef never had the dorsal root ganglia removed from them -- a potentially fatal federal health violation.