These are the Boar’s Head deli meats recalled amid the listeria outbreak Dozens of deli meats purchased before July 31 were recalled amid a listeria outbreak that has killed nine people.

Boar’s Head Provisions Co. Inc. notified stores on Tuesday that its recall, issued last week over listeria concerns, has expanded to include additional deli products.

You will need to double-check your fridge for these recalled chicken and meat products which may be contaminated with listeria.

Supermarkets and delis across New York have seen sales of Boar's Head meats plunge as much as 30% following a deadly listeria outbreak that has been linked to the iconic cold cut brand, The Post ...

As much of the country continues to experience extreme temperatures, keeping the kitchen cool is a mealtime win. Though ...

The listeria outbreak linked recall includes Boar’s Head hams, sausage, frankfurters sold by Publix, Kroger and others and Old Country hams.

Founded in Brooklyn in 1905, Boar’s Head is the industry standard for the modern miracle-horror of processed deli meat, whereby a whole lot of chicken or turkey or pork is macerated into ...

Boar’s Head is emphasizing that many of its products, including sliced turkey, chicken, roast beef and cheese, are still for sale and were not affected by the recall.

How the Deadly Listeria Outbreak Linked to Boar’s Head Is Disrupting Small Businesses The brand, rocked by a large recall, has been like a designer label for delis.