The agency said the product might be adulterated with E. coli O26.

The Minister of Agriculture will be touring North America as part of a trade mission.

The FSIS said the facility is part of a one-year trial program.

Nearly 121,000 lbs of the company’s products were suspected of being contaminated by E. coli.

Tennessee Brown Bag’s product did not have the USDA inspection mark.

The latest case involved a backyard flock after a commercial flock was affected earlier in the week.

The products made by Firehouse Jams were produced without benefit of inspection.

Several groups made a similar request in November 2021.

USDA scientists are studying the genome of the pathogen that can help investigators find the source of an outbreak.