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  • Cargill Recalls Frozen Ground Beef from Sam's Club Stores on E. coli Reports

    WAYZATA, Minn. -- Cargill Inc. here said over the weekend it was recalling about 844,812 pounds of frozen beef patties nationwide due to possible contamination from a toxic strain of E. coli, after investigators found four cases of illness linked to a Sam's Club division Minnesota.

  • Topps Meat Co. Closing in Wake of Hamburger Recall

    ELIZABETH, N.J. -- Rocked by the devastating economic impact of what has become the second-biggest beef recall in U.S. history, Topps Meat Co., LLC said Friday it had no choice but to shut down its plant here and go out of business.

  • Cargill Recalls Frozen Ground Beef from Sam's Club Stores on E. coli Reports

    WAYZATA, Minn. -- Cargill Inc. here said over the weekend it was recalling about 844,812 pounds of frozen beef patties nationwide due to possible contamination from a toxic strain of E. coli, after investigators found four cases of illness linked to a Sam's Club division Minnesota.

  • Topps Meat Co. Closing in Wake of Hamburger Recall

    ELIZABETH, N.J. -- Rocked by the devastating economic impact of what has become the second-biggest beef recall in U.S. history, Topps Meat Co., LLC said Friday it had no choice but to shut down its plant here and go out of business.

  • Cargill Recalls Frozen Ground Beef from Sam's Club Stores on E. coli Reports

    WAYZATA, Minn. -- Cargill Inc. here said over the weekend it was recalling about 844,812 pounds of frozen beef patties nationwide due to possible contamination from a toxic strain of E. coli, after investigators found four cases of illness linked to a Sam's Club division Minnesota.

  • Topps Meat Co. Closing in Wake of Hamburger Recall

    ELIZABETH, N.J. -- Rocked by the devastating economic impact of what has become the second-biggest beef recall in U.S. history, Topps Meat Co., LLC said Friday it had no choice but to shut down its plant here and go out of business.

  • Wal-Mart Ordered to Pay Extra Damages in Penn. Worker Suit

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Wal-Mart workers in Pennsylvania who last year were awarded $78.5 million in a class action for working off the clock will now share an additional $62.3 million in damages, a judge ruled Wednesday.

  • First Nationwide Class Action Filed on Behalf of Topps Consumers

    RADNOR, Pa. and BALTIMORE -- Law firms Schiffrin Barroway Topaz & Kessler, LLP, and Janet, Jenner & Suggs, LLC yesterday filed the first nationwide class action against Topps Meat Co., LLC; Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.; Pathmark Stores, Inc.; Wakefern Food Corp. d/b/a ShopRite; and Rastelli Fine Foods, Ltd. in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York on behalf of all consumers who bought and consumed Topps ground beef products contaminated with E. coli, and suffered personal injuries as a result.
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