More than 3,400 pounds of meatballs that were shipped to Texas are being recalled over listeria concerns.[br /][br /]According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food and Safety Inspection Service, the recalled product is the Member's Mark branded Casa Di Bertacchi Italian Style Beef Meatballs.[br /]
[br /]The products are ready-to-eat and come in 36-pound cases with six 6-pound bags. The meatballs were produced on Dec. 17, 2017, and the labeling bears establishment number "EST. 5336" inside the USDA mark of inspection.[br /][br /]Inspectors said the makers of the meatballs, Rich Products Corporation of New Jersey, informed them that it shipped adulterated products into the market.[br /][br /]The USDA hasn't reported any cases of anyone stricken with illness related to the meatballs.[br /][br /]Anyone who purchased the item is urged to not consume them and either throw it away or return it from the place of purchase.[br /]