Wild Idea Buffalo Company
USDA FSIS establishment V46601A, Hermosa, South Dakota
- Wild Idea Buffalo Company is USDA FSIS establishment V46601A (V46601A (voluntary inspection grant)) in Hermosa, South Dakota, per the FSIS Meat, Poultry and Egg Product Inspection Directory as of .
- Inspection activities under its grant: voluntary (fee-based) meat processing, voluntary (fee-based) poultry processing, voluntary (fee-based) livestock slaughter, voluntary (fee-based) poultry slaughter.
- Most recent grant of inspection: .
- No FSIS recall notices in the feed (which begins in 2014) name establishment V46601A as of .
- Establishment
- V46601A
- Address
- 16345 Lower Spring Creek Road, Hermosa, SD 57744
- Phone
- (605) 787-3373
- County
- Custer County (FIPS 46033)
- FSIS district / circuit
- 25 / 2535
- Map
- 43.78005102, -102.794657
- Directory listing date
What this plant does
- Active grants of inspection: voluntary inspection.
From FSIS's establishment demographic file; the slaughter and processing flags reflect activity recorded within the past 360 days, so they can differ from the current grant activities above.
FSIS recalls and public health alerts naming this establishment
No FSIS recall notices in the feed (which begins in 2014) name establishment V46601A as of . Notices that identify a plant only by company name are not attributed here, so this is not a statement that the plant has never had a recall.
Other federally inspected plants in Hermosa, SD
- Wild Idea Buffalo Suppliers V46601
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