USDA issues urgent pork recall, so throw it away if you have any
The Food Safety and Inspection Service, which is part of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), recently issued a pork recall for more than 10,000 pounds of pork pellet products from Evans Food Group. The products in question were brought into the US in mid-September. Much of the pork was processed into snacks like pork rind and chicharrones.
As for the reason behind the recall, well, that’s where things get interesting. While most meat-based recalls involve a contamination issue, this one is a bit different. The recall, in this case, stems from the fact that the 10,000 pounds of pork pellets were mistakenly not subject to a thorough inspection upon arriving in the US. So far, no adverse reactions have been reported, but the recall is being issued out of an abundance of caution.
What products are subject to the pork recall
Again, the pork at issue has since been processed into various snacks. A full list of these products can be viewed here. The list includes products from Mac’s brand, Turkey Creek Snacks, Cazo de Oro, Pamana, and pork rind products with 7-11 branding.
A few representative items include:
Mac’s 30z Original Porkskin
Cazo de Oro 80z Hot Porkskin
Mac’s 5oz Jalapeno Porkskin
7-11 Original Fried Pork Rinds
7-11 2.1 oz Chilli Lime Porkskin
Turkey Creek 2oz Chili-Lime chicharrones
Turkey Creek 4oz Dill Pickle Porkskin chicharrones
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/usda-issues-urgent-meat-recall-so-throw-it-away-if-you-have-any/ar-AAPIJtn
I very rarely eat pork rinds so I guess I'm good.
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have to be after I cut and vac packed all of it. 
