E. coli-contaminated ground beef recalled after positive test in Ohio

The Ohio Department of Health announced that ground beef from an E. coli outbreak victim's home tested positive for E. coli O157:H7. Public health officials are concerned that the contaminated Tyson ground beef products could be in consumers' freezers.

Tyson ground beef recall

Tyson Fresh meats recalled ground beef for potential E. coli contamination on September 27, 2011. Products being recalled include 5 pound chubs of Kroger brand ground beef, 3 pound chubs of Butcher's Brand ground beef, and 3-pound chubs of generic label ground beef. Additional recall information can be found on the FSIS Website.

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