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Nearly 170,000 pounds of raw meat recalled for false inspection labels

By Amy B Wang Washington Post

MAP Verified Summary — reported by Washington Post

The affected products were produced before Sept. 22 and may have false USDA inspection labels that say “EST. 1363.”

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