Above 140,000 pounds Ready-to-eat Bologna Raised Missed nationwide So MisconceptionThe USDA Food Safety and Inspection Services (FSIS) announced on Friday.

Bologna, which was sold on retailers across the country, The product may not be the meat not declared on the label.

Check your fridge and freezer for these lunch meats, and Throw them or return them.

Recall affects the following products Gaiser’s European style provision ink.,

• Vacuum-pack package of “Family Tree Bologna Veal” Rich Undeclared pork
• Package wrapped with plastic “Babushka’s recipe Chicken Bologna” Rich Undeclared pork
• Package wrapped with plastic “Fancy Bologna” Pork was labeled with pork as a component but containing Unannounced beef and chicken
• Vacuum-pack package of “Gaisers Russian Brand Doktorskaya Bologna” Rich Undeclared beef
• Package wrapped with plastic “Gaisers Bologna Veal” Rich Unannounced chicken and pork
• Package wrapped with plastic “Gaisers turkey bologna” Rich Unannounced chicken and pork
• Package wrapped with plastic “Chicken Bologna Kipoyka Paba” Rich Undeclared pork

The installation number of all products is “Est. 5385.”

Recalled products There may be meats that they are not going to do.

The problem was discovered when the office of Inspector General received a complaint about lunch. FSIS investigated the case and found that products included “source materials” which were not declared on the label.

FSIS has remembered Class 3 risk level, Meaning the meat of lunch affected by the agency does not cause any adverse health effects. Nevertheless, FSIS is advising any consumer concerned about a disease from these products to contact the healthcare provider.

Check your fridge and freezer Back to lunch meat. If you have any product, Throw them out or return them.

While FSIS does not expect lunch meat to cause disease, the agency is still advising consumers for the disposal of products.