Newest first, across both agencies. FDA covers most food; USDA FSIS covers meat, poultry and egg products, and the two share no identifiers — so this list is the only place they sit together.
Atlapac Trading Company recalled California Girl canned Peach Halves in Juice due to swollen cans indicating potential spoilage. Consuming the contents could cause foodborne illness or other health hazards.
MRM Gluten Free 60 vcaps were recalled due to potential trace contamination with the antibiotic chloramphenicol. The contaminated product could cause adverse health effects in consumers.
Multiple enzyme supplement products including MegaFood and Innate Response brands were recalled due to potential chloramphenicol contamination in raw materials. Consuming contaminated supplements could pose serious health risks.
Whole Foods Market Artichoke Wheatberry Salad and Southwest SooFoo Salad were recalled because salad ingredients supplied were contaminated with E. coli O157:H7. Consumers who ate the salad could develop a serious foodborne illness infection.
Allergy Research Group Sugar Balance Formula 90 vegetarian capsules were recalled due to cellulase enzymes contaminated with chloramphenicol. The contaminated supplement could cause serious health effects in consumers.
Multiple salad and wrap products from Glass Onion Catering sold under the Delish and Trader Joe's labels were recalled due to E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Consumers who ate these products could develop a serious foodborne illness.
Houston Nutraceuticals recalled TriEnza bulk enzyme powder due to potential chloramphenicol contamination exceeding safe levels in the raw material. Exposure to this antibiotic residue in a dietary supplement could cause serious adverse health effects.
Plum Organics baby food pouches in broccoli & apple, peach apricot & banana, and sweet potato mango & millet varieties were recalled due to manufacturing defects that led to post-process contamination. Contaminated baby food poses serious health risks to infants.
Sequel Naturals recalled multiple lots of Vega protein powders and nutritional shakes due to trace chloramphenicol contamination from a raw material supplier. This antibiotic residue in dietary supplements poses a health hazard to consumers.
FoodScience Corporation recalled multiple enzyme-based dietary supplements sold under four brand names due to chloramphenicol contamination from a recalled raw material supplier. Trace amounts of this antibiotic in dietary supplements may cause adverse health effects.
Ortho Molecular Products recalled DigestzymeV dietary supplement capsules in 90 and 180 count sizes due to chloramphenicol contamination in vegetable enzyme ingredients from their supplier. This antibiotic residue in the supplement poses health risks to consumers.
Global Health Laboratories recalled ONEBODE Flo probiotic enzyme digestive supplements in three product variants due to chloramphenicol contamination above safe levels in the ingredients. This antibiotic residue in dietary supplements poses a health hazard to consumers.
Global Health Laboratories recalled UT-Fem urinary tract dietary supplement capsules due to chloramphenicol contamination in enzyme ingredients at levels above 0.3 ppb. This antibiotic residue in dietary supplements may cause adverse health effects.
NOW Foods recalled digestive enzyme capsules sold under eight different brand names in 60 and 120 capsule bottles due to potential chloramphenicol contamination. This antibiotic residue in dietary supplements may cause serious health effects in consumers.
ProThera, Inc. recalled Lifeforce Medical Institute Ultra Power and Pro Thera Dual Detox dietary supplements due to chloramphenicol contamination in a xylanase enzyme ingredient supplied by the manufacturer. Chloramphenicol is an antibiotic that poses health risks if consumed in dietary supplements.
Cho & So, Inc. DBA Oh Bok Bakery recalled ASSI brand walnut cookies, doughnuts, and chestnut bread because wheat flour was not declared on the label. This poses a serious risk to consumers with wheat allergies.
ANAT, LLC recalled IMT Wellness Legume Digest 2.0 and Tribulus Supreme 2.0 dietary supplements due to potential chloramphenicol contamination. Chloramphenicol is an antibiotic that poses health risks if present in dietary supplements.
21st Century Healthcare, Inc. recalled Digestive Enzymes capsules under the 21st Century and HyVee brand names because raw materials may contain trace amounts of chloramphenicol. Chloramphenicol is an antibiotic that poses health risks if consumed in supplements.
Las Trojes recalled multiple brittle snack products because they may contain undeclared soy lecithin. Consumers with soy allergies could experience allergic reactions from this unlabeled ingredient.
Diamond Nutriceutical recalled Best in Nature Brand Eye Care Essence capsules because major labeled ingredients were omitted or present in insufficient amounts. Consumers did not receive the vitamin A and vitamin C levels promised on the label.
National Enzyme Co recalled dietary supplement products containing enzyme raw materials that may contain excessive chloramphenicol levels. The contamination could pose health risks to consumers using these digestive enzyme supplements.
Quaker Foods recalled Aunt Jemima and Quaker brand cornmeal and grits products containing aflatoxin levels above legal limits. Consuming products with excessive aflatoxin poses a health hazard.
Balajee Trade Link recalled DRUK orange and mango squash products because they contained undeclared artificial food colorants (sunset yellow and tartrazine). Consumers sensitive to these additives could experience adverse reactions.
Simply D'Lish recalled multiple cookie products because milk allergen was not declared on labels despite containing butter as an ingredient. Consumers with milk allergies could experience serious allergic reactions.
Taylor Farms Texas recalled coleslaw and Italian pasta salad kits containing dressing from Reser's that was recalled for possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Consuming contaminated salad poses a serious health risk.
Taylor Farms Florida recalled a broccoli slaw crunch kit containing salad dressing from Reser's that was recalled for possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Consuming contaminated salad poses a serious health risk.
Taylor Farms Illinois recalled an Italian pasta salad kit containing dressing from Reser's that was recalled for possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Consuming contaminated salad poses a serious health risk.
Fresh Foods Manufacturing Co. recalled Diced Summer Slaw Salad Kit due to contaminated dressing supplied by US Foods. The dressing may contain Listeria monocytogenes, a bacterium that can cause serious illness.
Health Wright Products recalled multiple dietary supplements contaminated with Chloramphenicol during manufacturing. This antibiotic contamination poses serious health risks to consumers.
Taylor Farms Tennessee recalled six salad kits containing dressing from Reser's that was contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. Consumers with these products risk serious foodborne illness.
Taylor Farms Maryland recalled six salad kits made with dressing from Reser's that was contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. People who consume the affected products may develop serious infection.
Torn Ranch recalled Fruit Truffles in multiple flavors because Yellow No. 5 and No. 6 food dyes were not declared on the ingredient label. Consumers with allergies to these colorants face potential health risks.
Kraft Foods recalled certain Kraft and Polly-O brand string cheese products that may spoil before their best-by dates. Consuming spoiled cheese can cause product discoloration and potential foodborne illness.
Bairn Biologics recalled Candisol dietary supplement after discovering xylanase enzymes in the product were contaminated with Chloramphenicol. This antibiotic contamination poses a health hazard to users.
The Sweetwater Co. recalled Refreshe Lime and Mixed Berry electrolyte water due to elevated levels of non-fecal total coliforms. This contamination indicates potential unsafe water and poses a health risk.
CTF Brand Tapioca Pearl Pandan (Green Color) was recalled because the packaging failed to list artificial color yellow no. 5 and brilliant blue FD&C no. 1 in the ingredient list. Consumers with undeclared food colorings may experience allergic reactions or adverse effects if they have sensitivities to these additives.
Irwin Naturals recalled Dual Action Cleanse and Daily Digestive Enzymes products that may be contaminated with Chloramphenicol. This antibiotic contamination presents serious health risks to consumers.
Nature's Way Alive brand multivitamins and whole food energizer products were recalled because enzyme ingredients from the supplier may contain chloramphenicol, an unapproved antibiotic. Consumers taking these supplements may be exposed to an undeclared antibiotic that poses health risks.
Lam Sheng Kee Haw Flakes were recalled due to the use of unapproved food coloring in the product. Consumers who eat these flakes may be exposed to unauthorized colorants that have not been evaluated for safety.
Global Vitality dietary supplements including Colon Rebuild I, Fat Sugar, Adrenal Support, Energy Clarity, Multi Vitamin, Total Digestion, Pain Power, Super Digestayme, and Colon Rebuild II were recalled due to potential chloramphenicol contamination in enzyme raw materials. Consumers taking these products may be exposed to an unapproved antibiotic.
Oma's Choice pickled products including Baby Dill Pickles, Dilled Garlic, Pickled Quail Eggs, Habanero Garlic, and Habanero Chunk Pickles were recalled because the manufacturer had not submitted the products to a process authority for evaluation. The safety and processing adequacy of these acidified foods have not been verified.
Empirical Laboratories recalled multiple dietary supplements including All-Natural Greens, energy shakes, and multivitamins manufactured for various brands due to potential adulteration with chloramphenicol. Chloramphenicol is a banned antimicrobial agent that poses serious health risks to consumers.
Apex Energetics dietary supplements including GlutenFlam, SuperDigestZyme, LGS-Zyme, and RepairVite were recalled because they may contain trace amounts of chloramphenicol from recalled enzyme raw materials. Consumers taking these supplements may be exposed to an unapproved antibiotic residue.
Lsg Food World Inc recalled Noodles House Home Style Noodles due to use of unapproved color and undeclared food additives. These unauthorized additives may pose health and safety risks to consumers.
Sunny Pine Farm recalled multiple varieties of Organic Chevre including plain, parsley chive, honey lavender, and black pepper garlic due to possible improper pasteurization. Improperly pasteurized soft cheese can harbor dangerous bacteria that cause serious foodborne illness.
Price Chopper Supermarkets recalled 8-inch and 10-inch Coconut Custard Pies due to missing ingredient statements. The pies contain undeclared allergens including eggs, tree nuts, milk, wheat, and soy that could cause severe reactions in allergic consumers.
Nature's Value Inc. recalled three Vitacost enzyme dietary supplements due to the presence of chloramphenicol, a banned antimicrobial agent. Chloramphenicol poses serious health risks and is prohibited in dietary supplements sold in the United States.
Innovative Labs recalled two Terrain Zyme enzyme-based dietary supplements distributed by Apex Energetics due to the presence of chloramphenicol. Chloramphenicol is a banned antimicrobial agent that poses serious health risks to consumers.
Abbott Nutrition recalled Similac Human Milk Fortifier Powder in 0.9 g packets due to incomplete seals that could allow air to enter. An compromised seal can lead to food oxidation and powder leakage, affecting product safety and efficacy for infants.
Metagenics recalled Spectrazyme dietary supplement because the enzyme blend may contain the antibiotic chloramphenicol. Consuming this product could expose users to an undeclared antibiotic.
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