CONNECTICUT — Uncas Health District is directing consumers to check refrigerated and frozen foods against an October 17 Kayem Foods recall involving possible improper storage temperatures.
In its October 20 notice, the district reports that approximately 1,584,361 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry were recalled. It attributes the recall to federal food-safety officials and says affected products were produced approximately March 31 through October 7, 2026.
The district lists establishment numbers EST. M/P 7839, EST. P 20935A and EST. M 9520. Those numbers are a starting point: consumers must compare packages with the official product list, rather than assume every product sold under a listed brand is affected.
The district advises people not to eat or serve recalled products and to discard them or return them to the seller. Its dated notice reported no confirmed illnesses; that is not a current illness-status finding.
Eastern CT News prepared this AI-written report from the complete health-district notice. The federal announcement and detailed product lists were not independently accessible during preparation; later updates and exact product lots have not been verified.
File photo: Kayem hot-dog packaging, as supplied with the district notice. The photograph does not establish that a particular package or lot is recalled. Individual photographer and reuse license were not identified.