More than 2,000 pounds of grass-fed beef burgers have been recalled by a supplier following 'multiple' reports the product contained white neoprene.
Federal food safety inspectors have warned consumers nationwide against eating ground beef burgers from an Illinois producer over reports that some have been found to contain"rubber-like" material.
Neoprene, a synthetic rubber, is used in a wide variety of products including civil engineering, electronics and personal protective equipment such as face masks. While it is not considered toxic, it is a polymerized form of chloroprene, which is hazardous, and which the Environmental Protection Agency says is a likely carcinogen.
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