Even if it still looks good, here's why you should toss the week-old packet of deli meat that's been sitting in your fridge ...

Nearly 10 million pounds of deli meat and pre-cooked chicken were recalled by BrucePac and the USDA due to listeria concerns.

Two major recalls this year of roughly 19 million pounds of deli meat and precooked meats may have shoppers questioning whether it’s safe to eat. There's one way to be sure.

Listeria monocytogenes is a bacteria that can contaminate food and cause serious complications for some. BrucePac and Boar's ...

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A 10th person has died in the listeria outbreak that shuttered a Boar's Head deli meat plant ... Listeria infections are caused by a hardy type of bacteria that can survive and even thrive ...

The latest fatality was reported in New York, bringing the total deaths to two each in New York and South Carolina and one ...

A 10th person has died after being infected with listeria linked to recalled Boar’s Head deli meat, the CDC said this ... Further testing showed that the type of bacteria was the same strain ...

Boar's Head, generally considered a premiere deli meat brand, continues to grapple with a listeria outbreak − the largest since the cantaloupe outbreak of 2011 − that has left 10 dead.

Another round of ready-to-eat products has been added to the recall list, totaling another 1.8 million pounds, bringing the ...