Cargill Recalls 185,000 Pounds of Ground Turkey After USDA Test
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Cargill Inc. recalled ground turkey from a plant in Arkansas for the second time in two months, after a U.S. government review discovered a sample contaminated with salmonella.
Cargill Value Added Meats Retail, a unit of Wichita, Kansas-based Cargill Meat Solutions, said yesterday in a statement it would recall 185,000 pounds of meat produced by a Springdale, Arkansas, plant in August. A Department of Agriculture test sample “yielded low levels” of the same salmonella strain that triggered the earlier Aug. 3 recall, Cargill said.