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Major retailer recalls baby food over risk of ‘adverse health consequences’
The FDA has labeled this recall as a Class II risk. The administration explains that this designation is “a situation in which use of or exposure to a violative product may caused temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote.”
A batch of tortilla chips from La Mexicana Tortilla Factory, distributed in Texas, has been recalled due to the presence of ...
Chocolate bars recalled nationwide earlier in April were given a Class II classification by the Food and Drug Administration, ...
It may be time to double-check your produce drawer because another food recall has consumers on high alert. The U.S. Food and ...
Two Tony's Chocolonely products were recalled nationwide after multiple consumers outside North America reported finding ...
Another popular meat product has been recalled for plastic particles, drawing attention to a growing issue.
Salmonella and Listeria in pet food can impact the health of both animals eating the product and humans who handle it. The ...
A snack sold in Texas was hit with the FDA's most serious recall—Class I—after it was found to contain undeclared allergens.
This week, three foods were pulled from shelves due to contamination. Check your fridge and freezer for these items, and ...
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