USDA FSIS Meat & Poultry Recalls Scraper

Scrape official USDA FSIS recalls and public health alerts for meat, poultry and egg products across the United States. Get the recall number, hazard class, recalling company, reason, affected states, products, quantity, status, contacts and the official notice URL — as structured JSON, CSV or Excel.

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What you get

This scraper returns the full USDA FSIS recall and public health alert record for meat, poultry and egg products — the food-safety data the FDA does not cover. Each result includes:

• Recall number and export/display number
• Recall date and last modified date
• Hazard class — Class I (highest), Class II, Class III, or Public Health Alert — plus a numeric classLevel and risk label
• Status — active (open) or closed, and whether it is linked to a foodborne illness outbreak
• Recalling company / establishment and establishment numbers
• Company contacts — contact person, phone and email where published
• Reason — for example Listeria, E. coli, Salmonella, undeclared allergen, foreign material, misbranding, import violation
• Products — full product item list and a joined description
• Distribution — affected states, a nationwide flag, and quantity recovered
• Processing categories, label and product-list PDF references
• Plain-text summary and the official press release / notice URL

Use the filters to narrow by hazard class, reason/keyword, company, state, year, status, recall number, or date range. One run can pull the latest notices or a full historical slice.

Who is it for

• Food safety, QA and compliance teams monitoring supplier and category recalls
• Retailers, distributors and importers tracking affected products and states
• Insurers, legal and risk analysts building recall and outbreak datasets
• Journalists and researchers following meat, poultry and egg safety

It pairs naturally with our openFDA Food Recall & Enforcement Scraper to cover both US food-safety agencies (FDA + USDA FSIS) in one pipeline.

How to use it

1. Click Try for free.
2. Optionally set filters — hazard class, reason/keyword, company, state, year, status or a date range. Leave them empty to pull the most recent recalls.
3. Set Max Recalls and run.
4. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull results via the Apify API.

FAQ

Which products does this cover? Meat, poultry and egg products regulated by USDA FSIS — a different agency and product scope than the FDA.

Are contacts included? Yes, when the notice publishes them: company contact person, phone and email.

Do you charge for empty runs? No. You only pay per real recall record returned — never for empty or failed runs.

How fresh is it? It reads the live official recall feed each run, including the newest active notices and public health alerts.

Related scrapers

Need data from the same space? Here are other scrapers we build and maintain:

• openFDA Food Recall & Enforcement Scraper: FDA food recalls — recall number, hazard class, product, reason, firm, state and dates.
• CPSC Product Recalls Scraper: US consumer product recalls with hazard, remedy and affected units.
• NHTSA Vehicle Recalls Scraper: US vehicle and equipment recalls by make, model and year.

Why teams choose this scraper

• You are never charged for empty or failed runs — you only pay for data you actually receive.
• Maintained and monitored — if the source changes, we fix it fast.
• Clean, flat output — one record per result, ready for your CRM, spreadsheet or database.

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with the USDA or FSIS. It only accesses recall and public health alert information that USDA FSIS publishes publicly. Use it in accordance with the source's terms of use.