Boar’s Head Recall Over Listeria Concerns

Boar’s Head Provisions Company is recalling over 200,000 pounds of liverwurst and

other deli meat products due to concerns of listeria contamination. Boar’s Head

Strassburger Brand Liverwurst sold from June 11 – July 17 is being investigated.

Other deli meats being recalled are Boar’s Head Virginia Ham, Boar’s Head Italian

Cappy Style Ham, Boar’s Head Extra Hot Italian Cappy Style Ham, Boar’s Head

Bologna, Boar’s Head Garlic Bologna, Boar’s Head Beef Bologna, and Boar’s Head

Beef Salami all with sell dates by August 10. Boar’s Head Steakhouse Roasted Bacon

Heat & and Eat is also among the recall with a sell by date of August 15.

So far the listeria outbreak has killed two people and 34 illnesses have been

reported.

Listeria can cause deadly infections and multiple uncomfortable symptoms.

Symptoms can start as early as the same day, and up to 10 weeks after eating

contaminated food, with most occurring within 2 weeks. Symptoms include

confusion, convulsions, diarrhea, fever, headaches, muscle aches, nausea, and loss of

balance, to name a few. Elderly, pregnant women and those with compromised or

weakened immune systems may be at a higher risk. Listeria can usually be treated

with antibiotics.

If you purchased any of the recalled deli meats, you are urged to throw them away

or return to the store for a refund. It is also recommended to clean out your

refrigerators to avoid any cross-contamination with other foods.

If you have concerns about illness, contact your healthcare provider immediately.

Any additional questions about the recall can call Boar’s Head Provisions Company,

Inc.’s customer service at 1-800-352-6277.

By - FZ