Vernon company recalls breakfast sausages

May 14, 2009 6:33 PM PT

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A Vernon meat-processing company is recalling 2,075 pounds of frozen pork sausage products because they might contain undeclared allergens, hydrolized soy and whey, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Thursday.

Wayne Provision Co., also known as Premier Meat Co., is recalling 5-pound bags of 1.6-ounce bulk links of breakfast sausage. The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service discovered the issue during a routine inspection.

The products were produced between August and April and shipped to restaurants in Southern California and in the Las Vegas area.

There have been no reports of illness caused by eating the products.

—Tiffany Hsu

Money & Company

Tiffany Hsu

Tiffany Hsu is a former staff writer for the Los Angeles Times. Previously, she wrote about the California economy, fast food, restaurants, retail and alternative energy for the Business section. A Bay Area native, UC Berkeley graduate and eternal Nor-Cal fan, she once worked for the San Francisco Bay Guardian. She also did a stint at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, where she developed a passion for sweet tea. She still has faith that someday she’ll find two economists who agree.

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