WARNING: Ground Beef Being Recalled in Michigan

If you were planning on having tacos tonight, you may want to check your fridge first, a major meat recall has just hit Michigan. You can ignore this recall, but you may be tasting an extra piece of iron in your diet.

This beef recall was announced here in the state of Michigan, after multiple consumer reports came in regarding the company and its meat being sold.

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What’s Being Recalled

Ada Valley Meat Company, based in West Michigan, has issued a recall of about 1,065 pounds of its fully cooked, frozen ground beef due to possible metal contamination.

The United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) triggered the recall after receiving consumer complaints about pieces of metal found in the product.

Packaging Info: Dates and Codes

The affected beef was packaged on May 28 (lot code 35156) and May 30 (lot code 35157), 2025, in 20-lb cardboard boxes containing four 5-lb plastic bags labeled “Ada Valley FULLY COOKED GROUND BEEF.”

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The USDA inspection mark reads “EST. 10031,” though some containers may display different establishment numbers if they were processed further.

Where Was It Shipped?

These products were shipped to five states: Michigan, California, Delaware, Illinois, and Pennsylvania. So far, no injuries have been reported.

Officials warn that institutional freezers may still contain the recalled products. The FSIS strongly advises institutions and consumers not to serve the beef. Instead, affected packages should be disposed of or returned to the place of purchase.