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associated grocers of maine, gardiner, me, an import company is recalling approximately 312 pounds of ham products that may be contaminated with listeria monocytogenes, according to the u.s. department of agriculture’s food safety and inspection service (fsis). the following product is being recalled: 16-ounce packages of “super trim, shurfine, imported, cooked ham, water added, 98% fat free.

the canadian food inspection agency (cfia) and olymel sec, a processor and distributor of pork and poultry meat, has warned the public not to consume certain processed meat products because these products may be contaminated with listeria monocytogenes.the products affected by this alert include olymel cooked ham extra lean 200 grams bearing upc code 0 57459 57858 1, olymel cooked ham, extra lean family pack 2 x 375 grams with upc code 0 57459 58672 2, olymel mock-chicken meat loaf family pack 2 x 375 grams with upc code 0 57459 58673 9.

the us department of agriculture's food safety and inspection service (fsis) said that harrington and sons, a williston, vermont, establishment, has recalled approximately 68 pounds of ground beef products that may be contaminated with e. coli o157:h7.the products subject to recall include 10-pound cryovaced packages of 'laplatte river angus farm, nuturalgroundbeef', 1.5-pound cryovaced packages of 'laplatte river angus farm, nuturalgroundbeef'.

sen. kirsten gillibrand (d-ny), who sits on the committee overseeing the national school lunch program, called dec. 14 for the government to raise its standards for meat sent to schools across the nation. in a letter to agriculture secretary tom vilsack, gillibrand urged "a strict testing program" for ground beef similar to those "used by industry leaders such as jack in the box and costco.

brazil’s jbs s.a. has, through its wholly owned subsidiary swift australia, reached an agreement with vion food group to acquire tatiara meat company (tmc).”tmc is a high quality lamb processing business, servicing quality high end markets in the united states, canada and europe. it has a strong brand and quality product reputation both in the international and australian domestic market,” jbs noted in a statement.

the canadian food inspection agency (cfia) and superior sausage and meat products have warned the public not to consume the ham sausages, beacause the product may be contaminated with listeria monocytogenes.the products involved in the recall include village superior sausage and ham sausage purchased from superior sausage and meat product december 1- 5, 2009, and ham sausage purchased from euromax foods between december 1- 8, 2009.

the australian beef association yesterday told the current australian senate inquiry into beef imports that the majority of local beef producers will continue to oppose changes to australia’s beef import laws. the association said that relaxation of current import laws raised concerns of imports being affected by bovine spongiform encephalopathy (bse) (mad cow disease). as european countries began reporting outbreaks of bse in 2001, australia had implemented blanket restrictions on beef imports.

new supply chain regulations designed to beef up the ‘farm to fork’ traceability of cattle, sheep and goats sent to slaughter will come into force in the uk from the beginning of next year. slaughterhouse operators and livestock keepers will be obliged to provide food chain information (fci) for all cattle sheep and goats from 1 january 2010 under new european union legislation, the food standards agency said yesterday.

ulrick and short developed a new wheat-derived functional binder and emulsifier for use in economy sausages and burgers, enabling clean label claims at a lower price point. the uk-based company, which specialises in clean label ingredients, has an established line of clean label wheat proteins known as complex. but andrew ulrick told foodnavigator.com that clean label ingredients tend to be more expensive than chemically modified starches.

the usda’s food safety and inspection service announced that beef packers, inc., a fresno, calif., firm, is recalling approximately 22,723 pounds of ground beef products that were distributed to retail stores in arizona because they may be linked to an outbreak of salmonella. the recall involves 60-pound cases of "grd beef fine 93/07 10/60." each case bears the identifying case code w69363 with use/freeze by dates of 10/11/09.