Nearly 7,000 Pounds of Hot Dogs Recalled Due to Lack of Inspection
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AW Farms has recalled 6,900 pounds of hot dog products after they were found to have been distributed without proper inspection by the U.S. Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS). The recall affects products shipped to establishments in Ohio and West Virginia, and the FSIS advises restaurants and hotels to discard or return the items. No adverse reactions have been reported so far.
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- Hot Dog Recall as Safety Warning Issued Newsweek
- Nearly 7,000 pounds of hot dogs shipped to restaurants, hotels in 2 states recalled USA TODAY
- Recall: More than 6,900 pounds of hot dogs made without inspection Dayton Daily News
- Hot dogs recalled because of lack of inspection cleveland.com
- AW Farms Recalls Ready-To-Eat Hot Dog Products Produced Without Benefit of Inspection Food Poisoning News
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