FSIS personnel discovered the problem during a routine label review, the agency said. There have been no reports of illness or adverse reactions associated with the patties.
Golden Krust made the patties on various dates from Jan. 24 through Feb. 26. The patties bear the establishment number “EST. 18781 and P-18781” inside the USDA mark of inspection. The patties were shipped to distributors, retailers and consumers nationwide, FSIS said.
The affected products include:
• 8-lb. cases containing 2-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Spicy Beef Patties.”
• 8-lb. cases containing 2-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Mild Beef Patties.”
• 8-lb. cases containing 2-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Chicken Patties.”
• 12-lb. cases containing 3-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Spicy Beef Patties.”
• 12-lb. cases containing 3-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Mild Beef Patties.”
• 12-lb. cases containing 3-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Chicken Patties.”
• 15-lb. cases containing “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Spicy Beef Patties.”
• 15-lb. cases containing “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Mild Beef Patties.”
• 15-lb. cases containing “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Chicken.”
• 15-lb. cases containing 9-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Hot Beef Patties.”
• 15-lb. cases containing 9-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Chicken Patties.”
• 15-lb. cases containing 9-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Mild Beef Patties.”
• 8.5-lb. cases containing 24-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Spicy Beef Patties.”
• 8.5-lb. cases containing 24- count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Chicken.”
• 40-lb. cases containing 10-count packages of “Golden Krust Jamaican Style Spicy Beef Patties.”
• 15-lb. cases containing “Golden Krust Cheezee Beef Patty.”
• 15-lb. cases containing “Golden Krust Jerk Chicken Patty.”
