Indus Foods Recalls 1,626 Pounds of Pickled Products Over Missed Inspections
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Updated · USA TODAY · Aug 21
Indus Foods Recalls 1,626 Pounds of Pickled Products Over Missed Inspections
3 articles · Updated · USA TODAY · Aug 21
Summary
Indus Foods, operating as Gangothri Foods, recalled 1,626 pounds of ready-to-eat pickled goat and chicken products on Aug. 17 after they bypassed required federal inspection.
FSIS said the affected 8-ounce jars were produced between Jan. 28, 2025, and May 6, 2026, and include Gangothri Goat Pickle, Gongura Goat Pickle, Chicken Pickle and Gongura Chicken Pickle.
The products were sold nationwide and carry a two-year shelf life, raising the chance some jars are still in consumers' homes.
The recall adds to a broader run of U.S. food alerts spanning salmonella-linked jalapeños, E. coli-linked berries, uninspected imported beef and other contamination or labeling risks.