Hamburger recalled in Colorado
By The Associated Press
Eden
Prairie, Minn. - Supervalu Inc. said on
Monday it is recalling some ground beef
sold in its Albertsons and Save-a-Lot stores
because it is believed to be contaminated
with E. coli bacteria.
The
recall affects ground beef sold under the
Moran label in Albertsons stores in Colorado,
California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, North
Dakota, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming
and Save-a-Lot stores in Arizona, California,
and Nevada.
The
recalled products had sell-by dates from
April 20 through May 7. It included Moran's
brand meat sold in 1- to 5-pound varieties
under UPC numbers 34779
60501, 34779
60000, 34779
96000, 34779
91000, 34779
60010, 34779
96194, 34779
21117. Also recalled was Albertsons
90/10 Sirloin fresh hamburger patties.
Customers
can return recalled products to the store
for a full refund or exchange.
Customers with questions about the recall
can call United Food Group's hotline at
800-325-4164.
The
Supervalu recall stems from a recall announced
Sunday by meat supplier United Food Group
LLC of 75,000 pounds of contaminated ground
beef. In addition to the Supervalu stores,
the United Food recall included meat sold
at Grocery Outlet, Fry's, Save-Mart, Smart
and Final, Smith's, and Stater Bros. stores.
Symptoms
of E. coli include stomach cramps that may
be severe and diarrhea that may turn bloody
within one to three days. E. coli sometimes
can lead to complications, including kidney
failure.
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