A local company is recalling beef products. The recall affects nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef. These products were produced in May and have certain use or freeze-by dates. They were imported from Argentina. Further information about the recall is available, including details about the affected products and the company involved, Corte Argentino, which is based in the Miami area.
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