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MA Firm Recalls Chili for Lack of Inspection

By Olivia Marler on February 17, 2012
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A Massachusetts-based company is recalling approximately 3,800 pounds of chili products because they may not have undergone federal inspection. 

The Chili Station in Ludlow, MA recalled containers of its beef and turkey chili Thursday. No illnesses have been linked to these products. 



The following products have been recalled:

– 5 gallon containers and 1-gallon bags of “The Chili Station” Beef Chili with Beans

– 5 gallon containers and 1-gallon of “The Chili Station” Beef Chili with Beans and/or Turkey Chili


Establishment numbers “EST. 6380” or “P-6380” may be printed on labels or packaging, inside the mark of inspection or ink-jetted on the case label. 

The chili products were distributed and sold in Massachusetts. The problem was discovered during a routine Food Safety Assessment conducted by FSIS. 

Anyone with concerns surrounding the recall should contact Jeffrey Belkin, a company representative, at 413-883-5096.



The recall notice is available here. 

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