USDA Public Health Alert: Popular Meat and Poultry Products May Contain Undeclared Allergens
Alert covers frozen products
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued a public health alert involving frozen meat and poultry products. The alert applies to three products, though the article identifies only Bami Rolls and Bitterballen by name.
The products were sold in clear vacuum-packed packages. The alert gives package sizes, best-by dates and lot codes to help identify them.
Package details to check
The Bami Rolls come in six-piece packages marked “BEST BY” October 2027. Their lot codes are BR-2026-01 and BR-2026-02. The Bitterballen come in 12-piece packages marked “BEST BY” October 2027. The listed lot code is BB-1026-01.
No recall or illnesses reported
The products have not been officially recalled because they are no longer being sold. USDA has not reported any illnesses associated with them. The alert concerns undeclared ingredients that may pose a risk to people with allergies or sensitivities. The article does not name those ingredients.
Advice for people at home
Anyone who has one of the products at home should not eat it and should throw it away. This is especially important for people allergic or sensitive to an undeclared ingredient.
Key points
- USDA issued a nationwide alert for frozen meat and poultry products that may contain undeclared allergens.
- Bami Rolls are listed in six-piece packs with two lot codes and an October 2027 best-by date.
- Bitterballen are listed in 12-piece packs with lot code BB-1026-01 and an October 2027 best-by date.
- The products have not been recalled, and USDA has reported no associated illnesses.