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Title: What ~ Imported Ukrainian canned beef, pork, and poultry products.


1
Ukrainian Meathttp//www.fsis.usda.gov/fsis_re
calls/RNR_038_2004/index.asp
  • What Imported Ukrainian canned beef, pork, and
    poultry products.
  • When On October 6, 2004 the Recall Management
    Staff was notified by OPEER that the Florida
    Department of Agriculture had observed,
    photographed and held product at Odessa
    International Foods in Boca Raton, Florida.
  • Who The Importer of Record was identified as
    New World Amazing International, Inc.
  • Why The products were imported from the
    Ukraine, which is ineligible to export to the
    United States.
  • How product labels are printed in Cyrillic.

2
Management Issues
  • Why does the USDA have a BEEF with Ukrainian
    Meat?
  • Two Separate Issues
  • 1) Ukraine is not among the countries (at
    that time) that was approved to export
  • meat and poultry into the U.S. (See
    Ref. 1)
  • 2) Labels need to be in English (See Ref.
    2 3)
  • Class 1 Recall Defined as This is a health
    hazard situation where there is a reasonable
    probability that the use of the product will
    cause serious, adverse health consequences or
    death.

3
Impact of Recall
  • FSIS has received no reports of illnesses
    associated with consumption of this product.
    However, these products could present a health
    hazard to consumers because Ukraine is not among
    the countries that are approved to export meat
    and poultry into the U.S. As such, these products
    have not been inspected by FSIS. Anyone concerned
    about an illness should contact a physician.
    (See Ref. 4)
  • FSIS has taken immediate steps to remove this
    product from commerce and continues to
    investigate whether any unlawful actions have
    occurred. Consumers who have purchased any meat
    or poultry product imported from Ukraine are
    urged not to eat it but to return it to the place
    of purchase. (See Ref. 4)
  • With the increase in globalization the U.S. will
    need to remain vigilant.

4
References
  • (1) Poultry Export Guide, Sept. 1998 Report
    prepared by Debra Tropp, Agricultural Economist,
    Marketing and Transportation Analysis Program,
  • Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS),
    Washington, D.C. 20250
  • (2) US Code of Federal Regulations (Title 21)
    Part 2, Section 2, "Label Compliance for Imported
    Meat and Poultry Products," dated
  • October 30, 2006 Item V b
  • (3) www.fsis.usda.gov/PDF/Labeling_Requirements_Gu
    ide.pdf
  • (4) www.fsis.usda.gov/News__Events/Recall_038_200
    4_release/
  • index.aspPhotos
  • (5) Vuic, J. (2010). The Yugo The Rise and Fall
    of the Worst Car in History.
  • Hill and Wang New York, NY
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