SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah company recalls various beef jerky products because of misbranding and undeclared allergen, FDA officials stated Tuesday.
Prime Snax Incorporated, a Salt Lake City company, recalled approximately 90,000 pounds of beef jerky products because of the issue, stated the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service in a press release.
The products were processed with a releasing agent containing soy lecithin, a known allergen that was not declared on the label.
The health risk is low.
Products produced before Feb. 2 are subject to recall, officials stated. The jerky was shipped to retail locations nationwide.
The products include:
Arizona Jacks Brand:
8 oz./24 count packages of “Original”
3.5 oz./24 count packages of “Peppered Rippled Cut” and “Original Rippled Cut”
6 oz./80 count packages of “Frontier Cuts – Hot,” “Frontier Cuts – Pepper,” and “Frontier Cuts- Original”
3.25 oz./12 count packages of “Super Giga Hot,” “Super Giga Original,” and “Super Giga Peppered”
6 oz./30 count packages of “Premium Peppered,” “Premium Original Strip,” and “Premium Teriyaki”
3.5 oz./30 count packages of “Peppered Thin Cut” and “Original Thin Cut”
7 oz./24 count packages of “Peppered Thin Cut,” “Thin Cut,” “Original Chunky,” and “Peppered Chunky”
Desert Star Brand:
12 oz./18 count packages of “Desert Star Peppered” and “Desert Star Original”
3 oz. – 3 packages/case with 8 pieces/package of “Desert Star Original” and “Desert Star Peppered”
Southwest Trail Brand:
1 oz. – 6 packages/case with 12 pieces/package of “Southwest Trail Original,” “Southwest Trail Peppered,” “Southwest Trail Red Chile,” and “Southwest Trail Green Chile”
3 oz. – 4 packages/case with 12 pieces/package of “Southwest Trail Original,” “Southwest Trail Peppered,” “Southwest Trail Red Chile,” and “Southwest Trail Green Chile”
Terrell Brand:
3.5 oz. “Terrell’s Original,” “Terrell’s Honey BBQ,” and “Terrell’s Pepper”
Kettle Creek Brand:
3.5 oz./12 count packages of “Kettle Creek Original” and “Kettle Creek Peppered”
Consumers with questions about the recall should contact Jackie Pappas at 801-977-0742.
