The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall on beef that might be tainted with E. coli.
The recall includes boneless chuck steak and ground beef from Rancher's Meat sold at Shopper's Outlet and Mr. G stores in Prince George, BC in June, as well as ground beef sold at Buy-Low Foods in Lillooet in August.
In a related story, Rancher's Meat is also being blamed on several illnesses in the U.S. as well. The company supplied Topps with beef. Both companies are now out of business.

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10-29-2007 @12:08PM Michael Schmitt said... I appreciate Slashfood for notifying the public about some of the larger food recalls out there. As always, be sure to cook foods to their proper temperature, don't cross contaminate foods, and keep utensils and preparation areas clean and sanitary.
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