Hormel unit Fontanini recalls 2,320 pounds of breakfast pork sausage links over plastic contamination

By Public Technologies
  • Hormel Foods unit Fontanini Foods recalled 232 cases, or 2,320 pounds, of Fontanini breakfast pork sausage links.
  • Recall flagged potential contamination with foreign material, described as clear, hard plastic; no illnesses or injuries reported.
  • Product shipped to US foodservice operators only; not sold directly to consumers; affected customers were notified.
  • Class I recall covers item 82339 with establishment number 6944; label date June 23, 2026.
  • Recall announced Sept. 25, 2026; conducted with USDA FSIS awareness.


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