USDA warns on mislabeled Red's steak burritos at Costco
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service issued a public health alert saying Red's Steak Cilantro and Lime Burritos sold at Costco may contain undeclared egg, posing a major allergen risk.[1]
The alert covers 3-lb 2-oz cartons with ten individually wrapped burritos produced June 19, 2026, bearing establishment number EST. 46069 and lot codes starting with L1 SD6170.[1] Shipments went to Costco distribution centers in Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan, and the products are no longer sold in stores but may still be in consumers' freezers.[1]
FSIS told consumers to discard the burritos or return them to Costco, and it flagged undeclared egg as the reason for the public health alert.[1]
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- USDA FSIS issued a public health alert for Red's Steak Cilantro and Lime Burritos due to undeclared egg, a major allergen.
- Affected product: 3‑lb 2‑oz cartons with 10 individually wrapped burritos, produced June 19, 2026, bearing establishment number EST. 46069 and specified lot codes starting with L1 SD6170.
- The burritos were shipped to Costco distribution centers in Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan; although no longer sold in stores, they may still be in consumers’ freezers, and FSIS advises discarding or returning them.
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