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US Recalls 29,628 Pounds of Argentine Beef Over a Skipped Inspection

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US Recalls 29,628 Pounds of Argentine Beef Over a Skipped Inspection
The Rio Times
The Rio Times1 hrs ago
US Recalls 29,628 Pounds of Argentine Beef Over a Skipped Inspection
Argentina · Trade Key Facts Recall scope Approximately 29,628 pounds (13,440 kg) of raw Argentine beef, announced August 7, 2026. Company involved Corte Argentino USA LLC, based in Aventura, Florida. Reason for recall Products entered the U.S. without the required FSIS import reinspection. Distribution area Florida and
Bloomberg
Bloomberg5 hrs ago
USDA Says Argentine Beef That Missed Inspection Is Recalled
Nearly 30,000 pounds of Argentine beef that wasn’t fully inspected before being distributed in Texas and Florida are being recalled, the US Department of Agriculture said.
The Daily Beast
The Daily Beast13 hrs ago
30,000 Pounds of Beef Issued in Most Serious Recall
ADEK BERRY / AFP via Getty Images Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef have been recalled after federal officials discovered the meat entered the United States without undergoing a required import reinspection. Florida-based meat supplier Corte Argentino USA LLC is recalling beef imported from Argentina, the U.S. Departmen
Fast Company
Fast Company14 hrs ago
USDA warns recalled beef sold in Florida and Texas could cause ‘serious’ issues if eaten
Aventura, Fla.-based beef importer Corte Argentino USA is recalling 29,628 pounds of raw beef from Argentina after the shipments bypassed the third and final step of U.S. entry inspections. The potentially contaminated beef was produced between May 15 and May 20 this year, with freeze by dates between September 15 and
Quartz
Quartz🏁 first to report19 hrs ago
Nearly 30,000 pounds of imported Argentine beef recalled over skipped reinspection
The beef was distributed to retailers and distributors in Florida and Texas and has use-or-freeze-by dates as late as September 20