Star Meat Delivery recalls 167,639 pounds of uninspected pork, beef and goat from

Star Meat Delivery Inc. recalled approximately 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef and goat products after the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service found the items were produced without federal inspection, the FSIS said.

The FSIS announcement on Sept. 22 says the recalled products carried a false mark of inspection with establishment number “EST. 1363” and were produced at Star Meat Delivery’s Lucama, N.C., facility before being shipped to a distributor, A&D Foods, in Georgia for further distribution nationwide.

Vacuum-sealed cardboard boxes of unbranded frozen meat cuts stacked on a warehouse pallet, plain labels visible but no official inspection mark, a hand truck at side

The notice lists dozens of boxed, vacuum-packed items under the A&D Foods label—including ribeye slices, oxtail, short ribs, pork chorizo and goat cuts—and says the products were packed into cardboard boxes for shipment on various dates prior to Sept. 22, 2026.

FSIS classified the recall as High – Class I for products “produced without the benefit of federal inspection.” The agency said the issue was discovered during its surveillance activities and urged consumers and businesses not to eat, sell or serve any product bearing the false “EST. 1363” mark.

Pallet of anonymous cardboard boxes labelled with generic product stickers inside a cold-storage room, a clipboard resting on top indicating an inspection check

The agency added there are no confirmed reports of illness or injury linked to these items and said consumers with concerns should contact a healthcare provider. FSIS also provided contact information for Star Meat Delivery’s media office manager and the USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline for questions.

This recall, reported widely by U.S. outlets, is part of ongoing enforcement work by FSIS to identify misbranded or uninspected meat in commerce; the agency posted product label images and said it may update the list as more information becomes available.

Readers tracking meat-safety developments can compare this notice with other recent retail recalls; internal coverage of previous product withdrawals is available for context.

Sources

  • USDA FSIS — official recall notice, weight, false inspection mark, company location and distributor details
  • Today — coverage confirming approximate 167,639-pound recall and production without inspection
  • Allrecipes — summary of recalled product types and nationwide distribution

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