USDA Warns Consumers About Undeclared Allergens in BetterBallen Foods Frozen Meat Products
The USDA is warning consumers not to eat certain frozen meat products from BetterBallen Foods because they contain undeclared allergens like sesame and anchovy. The products were sold online nationwide and potentially at events in South Carolina.
Lafayette, IN, November 11, 2026 — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has issued a consumer warning regarding certain frozen meat products manufactured by BetterBallen Foods. The agency is advising the public not to consume these products due to the presence of undeclared allergens.
The specific allergens identified in the affected frozen meat products are sesame and anchovy. Consumers who have purchased these items and have allergies or sensitivities to sesame or anchovy are at risk of experiencing adverse reactions if they consume the products.
According to the USDA, the implicated BetterBallen Foods products were distributed nationwide through online sales channels. There is also a possibility that these products were sold at events held in South Carolina.
The product names and specific lot codes, as well as the exact quantities of affected products, were not immediately available. Furthermore, the timeline of when these products were sold or the specific events in South Carolina where they might have been offered were not detailed in the initial warning.
Consumers are encouraged to check their freezers for any BetterBallen Foods frozen meat products. If such products are found and they contain sesame or anchovy, consumers with allergies to these ingredients should not eat them. The USDA has not provided further details regarding recall procedures or specific actions taken by BetterBallen Foods in response to this warning.
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