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The FSIS announced the recall of approximately 4,590 pounds of beef jerky products by Tennessee Brown Bag, LLC because they were produced without the benefit of federal inspection. These products were sold directly to consumers nationwide through websites and through retail locations in Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina,... See More Tennessee, and Virginia.
The recalled products are:
-3.0 oz. and 1.5 oz. brown zippered packages containing "TENNESSEE BROWN BAG ORIGINAL" and "Best by" dates through April 2023.
- 3.0 oz. and 1.5 oz. brown zippered packages containing "TENNESSEE BROWN BAG PEPPERED" and "Best by" dates through April 2023.
- 3.0 oz. and 1.5 oz. brown zippered packages containing "TENNESSEE BROWN BAG Spicy" and "Best by" dates through April 2023.
- 3.0 oz. and 1.5 oz. brown zippered packages containing "TENNESSEE BROWN BAG TERIYAKI" and "Best by" dates through April 2023.
- 3.0 oz. and 1.5 oz. brown zippered packages containing "TENNESSEE BROWN BAG HOTIYAKI SWEET HEAT" and "Best by" dates through April 2023.
- 3.0 oz. and 1.5 oz. brown zippered packages containing "TENNESSEE BROWN BAG DILL PICKLE" and "Best by" dates through April 2023.
- 3.0 oz. and 1.5 oz. brown zippered packages containing "TENNESSEE BROWN BAG JALEPENO DILL" and "Best by" dates through April 2023.
The ready-to-eat beef jerky products were produced from January 2020 through April 2022. These products do not bear the USDA mark of inspection because Tennessee Brown Bag, LLC is not a federally inspected establishment.
There have been no confirmed reports of adverse reactions due to consumption of these products.
FSIS is concerned that some product may be in consumers pantries or refrigerators. Consumers who have purchased these products are urged not to consume them. These products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.
In case you experience harm from products, it is important to report it. It can help to detect & resolve issues and prevent others from being harmed, and it enables better surveillance.
Source: fsis.usda.gov See Less
Over the last week or so, my son has been complaining about stomach cramps after eating his morning cereal of Lucky Charms. This only happened with Lucky Charms. When eating any different cereal he was fine. I have the box of Lucky Charms if someone would like to do any testing. | Symptoms: Cramps See Less
We think Lucky Charms Green vomit - approximately 12 hours after eating, It happened Today | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting See Less
Became nauseous on the way home and have been glued to the toilet for the last 12 hours | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting See Less
The last four or five times I’ve rated lucky charms I get nauseous sickly and blue diarrhea. I haven’t been buying them anymore because I thought I was allergic or something but now I realize others have been sick too | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea See Less
This morning. I got up and ate a bowl of lucky charms on the couch. And started to feel nauseous. Dizzy, shaky, etc. I managed to get into the bathroom and by then I couldn’t see and was basically blacking out. I got to the toilet but... See More I wasn’t throwing up. Nothing came out. I laid on the floor for a few minutes until the worst dizziness passed and I made my way to bed. I had uncontrollable body movements while I was laying in bed, which I hesitate to call a seizure but that’s probably the appropriate term. It was terrifying. I laid in bed for a while and then I got extremely tired and fell asleep for a few hours. I felt better when I woke up but still a bit shaky. | Symptoms: Nausea, Dizziness, Fatigue, Shaking See Less
Yesterday 4/3/22, ate the food bowl of steak, few hours later I felt like I am extremely tired then I start vomiting, I am still having Diarrhea and my stomach still hurt and bloated. Probably if I keep the same way, I'll go tomorrow to an emergency room. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Vomiting, Nausea, Bloating, Fatigue, Stomach Pain See Less
Perhaps it's just a coincidence... child family member began eating this cereal a week ago & this week experienced a random episode of headache, stomach cramps, weakness, "tingling", slurred speech - no other history of these issues before. This bag of cereal was even more "vibrant" than... See More other boxes of LC we've bought & we even commented on the bright colors. Wondering if the dyes somehow built up in their system over a week & eventually contributed to child's sudden illness. Hard to know for sure.......... but, it's curious. | Symptoms: Cramps, Headache, Weakness See Less
Yesterday at 2 pm, Lucky Charms cereal..still have the box We ate the cereal 2 different days and experienced diarrhea hour later both days | Symptoms: Diarrhea See Less
Food poisoning can begin immediately, especially if it is caused by a chemical contaminant. However food poisoning is most commonly caused by organisms such as Norovirus or Salmonella. Onset from this type of food poisoning can range from as little as 1 hour (Staphylococcus aureus) to as long as 28 days (Hepatitis A). Learn more: Food Poisoning Timeline
Staying hydrated is most important. It is recommended to see a doctor if you have a high fever (temperature over 101.5 F), blood in your stool, prolonged vomiting, or dehydration. Signs of dehydration, including a decrease in urination, a dry mouth and throat, and feeling dizzy when standing up, or diarrheal illness that lasts more than 3 days. Learn more.
Most often, food poisoning is mild and resolves without treatment within a few days. But in some cases it can last longer and may require hospitalization and medical treatment. Learn more.
Food poisoning symptoms may range from mild to severe and can differ significantly depending of the contaminant . The most common symptoms of food poisoning are:
Food poisoning should be reported. It can help to detect outbreaks early and prevent others from being harmed. It also enables better surveillance of establishments that have repeat problems. Learn More.