A massive beef recall has been placed on meat that was supposed to be used for the National School Lunch Program. According to the Associated Press, Central Valley Meat Company in Hanford, California, was forced to recall 58,000 pounds of beef produced on April 1 due to remnants of plastic. Customers brought the small pieces of plastic to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's attention and an investigation ultimately led to the recall. The meat was shipped to distribution facilities in Arkansas, California, Montana, and Texas. Thus far no one has reported illness as a result of consuming the tainted beef.
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