80% Lean Ground Beef is U.S. inspected and passed by Department of Agriculture. Safe Handling Instructions: Keep refrigerated or frozen.
Product Features:
80% lean
Ground beef
Great for a variety of recipes
Includes 80% lean ground beef, 9.75-10.5 lbs.
Product information is provided by the supplier and BJ’s does not represent or warrant the information is accurate or complete. Always consult the product’s labels, warnings, and instructions before use. Please see additional terms atbjs.com/termsofuse
Product SKU:
3000000000005348793
Country of Origin:
USA
Includes:
80% Lean Ground Beef, 9.75-10.5 lbs.
Ingredients:
Beef
Kosher:
No
Lean/Fat Ratio:
80/20
Meat Cut:
Ground
Meat Type:
Beef
Organic:
No
Pre-Cooked:
No
Pre-Seasoned:
No
Product Type:
Fresh Beef
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I was just at BJs. It is inspected by the USDA. Not listed as Product of USA. If you click on the actual chub that's 42% off in the app it does NOT say USA. We put it back. It's not normal BJs hamburger, it's mystery meat
I was just at BJs. It is inspected by the USDA. Not listed as Product of USA. If you click on the actual chub that's 42% off in the app it does NOT say USA. We put it back. It's not normal BJs hamburger, it's mystery meat
what the fark makes it mystery meat? usda inspection guarantees no filler or binders, skeletal muscle tissue only, and a cap at the advertised 80% leanness.
if you don't trust one label what makes you trust the other one? makes no sense
The packages I bought were marked as USDA Est. 562M, which is JBS Plainwell, Inc., 11 Eleventh Street, Plainwell, Michigan 49080.
FWIW, any meat or poultry product sold in a intact package originally sold by an USDA Inspected establishment should have an Establishment Number on the package either within the USDA logo or a the printed date or lot code area. The mark may not appear on products which has been bulk shipped and then packaged at the retail level. Google search for the producer using the number as USDA Est. XXXXX. Poultry plant numbers have a leading P, as P-38. See also: https://extension.okstate.edu/fac...nd-grading
I was just at BJs. It is inspected by the USDA. Not listed as Product of USA. If you click on the actual chub that's 42% off in the app it does NOT say USA. We put it back. It's not normal BJs hamburger, it's mystery meat
I was just at BJs. It is inspected by the USDA. Not listed as Product of USA. If you click on the actual chub that's 42% off in the app it does NOT say USA. We put it back. It's not normal BJs hamburger, it's mystery meat
How about you list what it DOES say on the package...
Alot of BJ's beef comes from Canada and uses their Canadian rating system, which is roughly equivalent to USDA.
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if you don't trust one label what makes you trust the other one? makes no sense
FWIW, any meat or poultry product sold in a intact package originally sold by an USDA Inspected establishment should have an Establishment Number on the package either within the USDA logo or a the printed date or lot code area. The mark may not appear on products which has been bulk shipped and then packaged at the retail level. Google search for the producer using the number as USDA Est. XXXXX. Poultry plant numbers have a leading P, as P-38. See also: https://extension.oksta
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Alot of BJ's beef comes from Canada and uses their Canadian rating system, which is roughly equivalent to USDA.
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