Food safety authorities have been forced to recall tens of thousands of kilograms of meat following a listeria outbreak that killed a child and left nearly a dozen other people in hospital. The child, aged 10, died from a horror case of food poisoning tied to ready-to-eat products containing several different types of meat, including chicken feet, duck neck, beef shank and port hock. Federal health officials in the US reported that Yu Shang Food, Inc has recalled more than 72,000 lbs (32,658 kg)