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" Missouri company Fruitland American Meat is recalling 4,012 pounds of beef due to a mad cow disease risk. According to the USDA, the meat in question (rib-eye steaks and beef carcasses) wasn&amp;#039;t butchered in compliance with government agency regulations. Cattle that are 30 months or older must have their dorsal root ganglia completely removed. This slaughtering method was adopted in the US in order to reduce the risk of Mad Cow Disease. The U.S. Department of Agriculture&amp;#039;s Food Safety and Inspection Service found the issue during a standard review of company slaughter logs.  Improperly butchered rib-eye steaks and beef carcasses were sent to Kansas City, a Whole Foods distribution center, and a New York City Restaurant. For the full list of recalled products including establishment numbers and production dates see the USDA press release. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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