Which of these food product recalls was considered the largest and most expensive meat recall in U.S. history, leading to bankruptcy and criminal charges?

Food recalls can devastate brands and threaten public health. While most contamination incidents are caught before causing widespread harm, some food product recalls have become infamous case studies in the industry. This trivia question tests your knowledge of one of the most significant food recall events in recent history. Do you know which major recall caused a fundamental shift in how companies and regulators approach food safety?

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Westland/Hallmark Meat's 2008 recall of 143 million pounds of beef due to improper handling of non-ambulatory cows
Blue Bell Creameries' 2015 recall of all products due to listeria contamination that caused 10 hospitalizations and 3 deaths
Peanut Corporation of America's 2009 recall after salmonella contamination in peanut products sickened over 700 people
Pilgrim's Pride 2002 recall of 27.4 million pounds of poultry products after listeria outbreak in northeastern states