Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods Recall Lawsuit Update

October 10, 2018 – A recall notice released on Friday by the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) indicates that the deli-sliced meat and poultry products, ready for consumption, were manufactured and packaged from September 14, 2018, to October 3, 2018.

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Which Products Are Being Recalled?

This recall affects the following products:

• 5.03 lbs. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Roasted Turkey and Bacon Wrap 4CT
  Tray,” with a Sell By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.
• 13.5 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Buffalo-Style Chicken Wrap,”
  with a Sell By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.
• 13.5 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Turkey & Bacon Cobb Wrap,”
  with a Sell By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.
• 42.5 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Meat & Cheese Tray,” with a
  Sell By date from 9/19/18 – 10/08/18.
• 9.75 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Roasted Turkey & Colby Jack
  Pinwheels,” with a Sell-By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.
• 9.95 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Roasted Turkey and Bacon
  Wrap,” with a Sell-By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.
• 9.25 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Angus Roast Beef & Cheddar
  Pinwheels,” with a Sell-By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.
• 9.25 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Black Forest Ham &
  Provolone Pinwheels,” with a Sell-By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.
• 12.6 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Chef Salad,” with a Sell By
  date from 9/17/18 – 10/07/18.
• 4.8 lbs. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Combo Wrap Turkey & Bacon,
  Chicken Caesar, Buffalo Style Chicken, & Veg,” with a Sell By date from 9/17/18 –
  10/06/18.
• 43 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Honey Turkey & Honey Ham
  Pinwheel Tray,” with a Sell-By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.
• 8.1 oz. in clear plastic rectangular containers of “Ukrop’s Italian Style Pinwheels,” with a Sell By date from 9/17/18 – 10/06/18.

The packaging on all these products features the establishment number “EST.19979” inside the USDA mark of inspection. These items were shipped to retailers in Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Signs and symptoms of listeria food poisoning (listeriosis)  include:

• High fever
• Headache
• Stiffness
• Nausea
• Abdominal pain
• Diarrhea

If the illness spreads to the nervous system, symptoms may also include:

1. Headache
2. Stiff neck
3. Confusion/changes in alertness
4. Loss of balance
5. Convulsions

To date, there have been no listeria infections or other adverse reactions associated with the recall, FSIS said. Anyone concerned about a potential illness should contact their healthcare provider immediately.

FAQs

Who can file a lawsuit related to the Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods recall?

Individuals who have suffered illnesses or injuries after consuming recalled Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods products can file a lawsuit. Consulting with a personal injury lawyer specializing in foodborne illnesses can help determine eligibility and guide the legal process.

What types of contamination have led to the Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods recall?

Contamination leading to the Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods recall can include bacteria such as Salmonella, E. coli, or Listeria, as well as foreign objects in the food. These contaminants can cause severe health issues in consumers.

How can consumers determine if they have purchased recalled Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods products?

Consumers can determine if they have purchased recalled Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods products by checking the recall notices issued by the company and regulatory agencies, which typically include product names, batch numbers, and expiration dates.

What steps should I take if I become ill after consuming Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods products?

If you become ill after consuming Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods products, seek immediate medical attention, document your symptoms, retain any remaining product and packaging, and consult a lawyer to discuss potential legal action and compensation.

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Do I have a Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods Recall Lawsuit?

The Food Poisoning Litigation Group at Schmidt & Clark, LLP law firm is an experienced team of trial lawyers that focus on the representation of plaintiffs in Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods lawsuits. We are handling individual litigation nationwide and currently accepting new listeria cases in all 50 states.

Free Case Evaluation: Again, if you were diagnosed with listeriosis after eating any of the food listed in this article, you should contact our law firm immediately. You may be entitled to a settlement by filing a suit and we can help.