Recall

Five pound-bags of flour from two companies were voluntarily recalled due to possible E. coli contamination.

The CDC has issued a recall notice advising consumers to throw away products grown in Salinas, California.

The recall affects more than 40 pork products produced by Morris Meat Packing between November 25, 2017 to November 9, 2019, that was sent to distributors and retailers in Illinois.

Mondolez Global has voluntarily recalled select batches of Nabisco Cheese Nips over concerns they may contain pieces of yellow plastic.

Almost 100,000 pounds' worth of salad products have had to be recalled after samples of lettuce tested positive for the potentially deadly E. Coli strain 0157:H7.

Customers are being advised to return products after six complaints were made concerning plastic contamination.

The car manufacturer said a brake fluid leak may cause vehicles to catch fire.

Raw chicken kebabs have been recalled by Creative Food Processing due to problems with misbranding and undeclared allergens.

The USDA released a class I notice on November 9, 2019 after samples of affected products tested positive for a potentially deadly bacteria, Listeria monocytogenes.

The recall notice was issued after customer complaints made to the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS).

A recall notice was published by the USDA after the issue was brought to Simmons' attention during further processing.

The notice comes after a review of laboratory certificates found the salmon may be harboring a potentially deadly bacteria—Clostridium botulinum.

In addition to failing to go through the usual food inspection processes, the products came from Vietnam—a country that is not eligible to export poultry products to the U.S. or any meat products aside from catfish.

The recall affects products sold under the brand names Del Monte, HEB, Hungryroot, Kroger Organic, Mann's, Marketside, O Organics, Signature Farms, Sysco and Trader Joe's.

The recall affects the brand's 5-pound bag of unbleached all-purpose flour, which sampling revealed could be contaminated with Escherichia coli O26.

The auto company is recalling over 600,000 vehicles due to a faulty wheel-speed sensor that can lead to crashes.

A Michigan-based produce company has recalled over 2,000 crates of fresh apples, citing concerns that the fruit may carry a bacterium that can cause serious health problems.

The drug company is pulling batches of the drug distributed between July and August 2019.

Taco Bell informed the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) that three customers had complained about finding metal shavings in their food.

Zantac and ranitidine have made a lot of headlines recently, after the FDA made the decision to investigate possible contaminants in ranitidine products.

The unwanted material may include "pieces from a mechanical seal or gasket," a Tyson Foods Inc. spokesperson told Newsweek.

Throwing red meat to the party's base appears to be the focus of the political world, even at the risk of serious long-term blowback.

In "Bottle of Lies," investigative journalist Katherine Eban pulls back the curtain on the generic drug business.

Tyson Panko Chicken Nuggets recall triggered by consumers who found rubber in the products. Here's what you need to know.

The products were shipped to retailers in 31 states.

Here's how to check whether your car was part of the recall.

R.L. Zeigler Co. recalled more than 11,000 pounds of ready-to-eat poultry and sausage products.

Hundreds of thousands of pounds of products were affected by the latest recall.

The corn was distributed and sold in 25 different states.

Tris Pharma recalls several lots of its infant ibuprofen product after finding that the painkiller might be more potent than previously stated.