GoKawiilShanghai Ravioli Corp recalls 24,900 lbs of Buffalo chicken items over inspection marks
The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service recalled nearly 25,000 pounds of frozen Buffalo chicken rangoon and Benedetto's Buffalo chicken mozzarella sticks made by Boston-based Shanghai Ravioli Corporation. The products were flagged for carrying false inspection marks and were distributed to foodservice businesses in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
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This recall fits a pattern of USDA actions against foods lacking proper inspection after crossing into the U.S., following similar cases involving Canadian soup and bacon. Because these products bypassed required inspection, there's no verified check for allergens, bacteria, or other contaminants, prompting the agency's high-risk Class I designation.
- 24,900 pounds of two Buffalo chicken products were recalled across five New England states.
- FSIS says the items carried false inspection marks, echoing recent cases of unverified imported foods.
- The recall is Class I, meaning there's a real risk of serious health consequences if consumed.
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