Argentine beef recall hits Texas and Florida amid import-check concerns
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Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw Argentine beef sold in Texas and Florida have been recalled by the USDA after missed import re-inspections; the recall category is Class I, the highest health-risk rating, though no contaminant is named. It isn’t immediately clear which retailers were affected, and the distributor did not comment.
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