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.
Beirut Lift Turnips Pickles contains undeclared FD&C Red #40 and Rhodamine B dyes. Consuming unapproved dyes poses a health hazard.
Redvines Fruit Vines Bites Cherry and Strawberry mislabel sodium content as 35g instead of 35mg. Consumers relying on the label for dietary management may exceed safe sodium limits.
French Broad Chocolates Bubbie's Almond Bar was recalled due to cacao moth contamination found in the almonds. Consumers who have this product should not eat it.
Harvest Sensations LLC recalled Verdex Fresh Snow Peas from Guatemala due to unapproved fungicide residue (carbendazim) detected above acceptable levels. Consuming produce with this pesticide residue poses potential health risks from chemical contamination.
Carmel Food Group recalled Rising Moon Organics Basil Asiago Pine Nut Pesto Ravioli (8 oz) because it is labeled with the wrong ingredient statement and does not list pine nuts as an allergen. Consumers with pine nut allergies who eat this product could experience a serious allergic reaction.
Bread Stop Bakery recalled multiple varieties of bread because soy lecithin used in manufacturing was not declared as an ingredient on the label. People with soy allergies could have a serious allergic reaction if they consumed this bread.
Dolci Gelati LLC recalled YES brand sorbetto and gelato products because they were mislabeled as organic when they were not. The mislabeling could mislead consumers seeking certified organic frozen desserts.
Gold Medal Products recalled Hot & Spicy popcorn seasoning in 4-pound containers because Cajun Savory seasoning was packed in the wrong packaging. Consumers expecting hot and spicy flavoring would receive a different product.
Walong Marketing recalled Asian Taste Green Tea Pumpkin Seeds because they contained sodium copper chlorophyllin, an ingredient not approved for food use in the United States. The product poses an unknown health risk from an unapproved food additive.
Ed Fields & Sons recalled Heart of the Valley brand parsnips in multiple package sizes because they contained pesticide residues above the legal limit. Consumers who have these parsnips should not eat them due to the elevated pesticide levels.
J.R. Simplot recalled Good Food Made Simple Southwestern Veggies breakfast bowls because sodium benzoate was added to the salsa ingredient but not declared on the label. Consumers with sensitivities to sodium benzoate should not eat this product.
Evolution Fresh recalled its Organic Sweet Greens and Ginger juice in 15.2 fluid-ounce bottles out of an abundance of caution. The specific hazard was not disclosed but the juice should not be consumed.
Vitamin D milk sold under multiple store brands was recalled because it contained more than double the labeled amount of vitamin D3. Excessive vitamin D consumption can cause health problems including nausea, weakness, and kidney damage.
Evropa Zele Bonboni jelly candy was recalled because it contains chlorophyllin, an unapproved green colorant. Consumption of this product poses a food safety risk due to the presence of a prohibited food additive.
New Horizon Cuisine recalled Chicken Demi-Glace Xpress and Chicken Demi-Glace due to use of spoiled chicken in manufacturing. Consuming spoiled chicken can cause serious foodborne illness.
Bonduelle USA recalled bulk totes of cut and whole green beans due to the presence of filth. Consumers who eat these beans risk ingesting foreign matter and potential contamination.
Tijuana's Produce Co. recalled cactus leaves (nopales) due to unapproved levels of pesticide contamination. Consuming this produce could expose people to harmful pesticide residues.
Washington Vegetable Co recalled Cactus Pads (Nopal) from Mexico because unapproved pesticides were detected during sampling by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation. Consuming produce with unapproved pesticide residues poses potential health risks.
Valued Naturals recalled Natural Coconut after laboratory analysis found undeclared sulfites at 28.1 ppm in the product. Consumers with sulfite sensitivity could experience adverse reactions if they consumed the product.
This record does not describe a food product. The record is too sparse to classify into food categories and contains insufficient information about the recalled item.
Hnos. Perez brand cactus pads were recalled due to contamination with undeclared pesticides including permethrin, chlorpyriphos, and monocrotophos that are not permitted in the US. Consumption of these pesticides poses a health risk.
Biery Cheese Co recalled Shredded Swiss Cheese because foreign yellow plastic material was found in the product. Anyone consuming the product could ingest plastic fragments.
Safeway recalled Safeway Kitchens In Shell Edamame due to pesticide contamination detected in FDA testing. Consumers exposed to chlorafluazuron residues face potential health risks.
Ohio Valley Herbal Products recalled Wild'erb Seasoning and Wild'erb Herbal Tea because they contain sassafras leaves, an illegal ingredient. Consuming sassafras poses health risks and violates food safety regulations.
Grace Classic Coconut Milk 13.5 FL OZ was recalled due to a label misprint that incorrectly stated no gums, thickeners or stabilizers were added. The product actually contains these additives, which consumers with specific dietary restrictions need to know about.
Lam Sheng Kee Fu Zhou Vermicelli was recalled due to filth contamination and misbranded labeling without English translation. Consumers cannot read product information and the product may contain physical or biological contaminants.
Bean Paste Bread and Bread Filled with Jam were recalled because the product labels lacked English translation. Consumers cannot read the product information, ingredients, or allergen warnings on the packaging.
The Manischewitz Company recalled various Tam Tams Snack Crackers flavors due to rancidity. Consuming rancid products may cause gastrointestinal distress.
Swanson Premium Full Spectrum Black Cumin Seed Dietary Supplement capsules were recalled because two lots contained mislabeled white cumin seed instead of the labeled black cumin seed. Consumers receiving the wrong ingredient will not get the intended supplement benefits.
Fruit Rush Artificially Flavored Fruit Drinks in Black Cherry, Fruit Punch, and Lemon Lime varieties may spoil prematurely. Consuming spoiled juice can cause gastrointestinal illness.
Cakes & More Delight's recalled multiple sugar-free cake flavors because the products contain aspartame but lack required phenylketonuric warning labels. Consumers with phenylketonuria who consume these products risk serious metabolic complications.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters recalled Tully's House Blend Decaffeinated K-Cup packs because individual caffeinated K-Cup packs were incorrectly packaged inside decaffeinated retail boxes. Consumers expecting decaffeinated coffee will receive regular caffeinated coffee instead.
Gold Label Shrimp Dip and Adelphia Seafood Shrimp Salad were recalled because the undeclared Red #40 color additive in the shrimp raw ingredient was not listed on finished product labels. Consumers with undeclared allergen sensitivities could have a serious reaction to these products.
New Dream Team Fresh Basil grown in Hawaii was recalled due to positive results for pesticides not allowed on basil. The product could pose a health risk from pesticide exposure.
Shenandoah Growers and Giant brand fresh basil were recalled because they may be contaminated with pesticides. Exposure to unapproved pesticide residues poses a health risk to consumers.
Crown Pacific recalled Hawaii Fresh Sweet Basil and Thai Basil due to detection of pesticides not approved for use on basil. Consuming produce with illegal pesticide residues poses a health hazard.
Atlantic Pro Nutrients recalled XYMOGEN LipiChol and multiple private-label versions sold under different brand names because the product was labeled as a medical food rather than a dietary supplement. This labeling error affects regulatory compliance and product categorization.
Justin's Nut Butter recalled Maple Almond Butter and Chocolate Hazelnut Butter due to the presence of metallic fragments in the nut butter. Consumers could experience serious injury from swallowing or biting down on metal fragments.
Potters Fine Foods recalled Potter's Crackers Classic White due to cross contamination with basil walnut presto cracker dough during production. Consumers with tree nut allergies could experience allergic reactions from undeclared walnuts.
Novartis Consumer Health recalled multiple Benefiber fiber supplement products in various formulations due to illegible lot numbers and expiration dates on packaging. Consumers cannot determine the product's freshness or safety without readable date information.
Quesos Vaca Negra recalled a lactose-free cheese product that tested positive for Generic E. coli. E. coli contamination can cause severe diarrhea, urinary tract infections, and other serious illnesses in consumers.
La Terra Fina USA recalled one lot of Chunky Spinach Artichoke and Parmesan Dip that was mislabeled with ingredient and nutrition information for Caramelized Onion Dip instead. Consumers expecting spinach artichoke flavor could ingest the wrong product, and allergen information may not match the actual contents.
Thrive Foods LLC recalled THRIVE 6 Grain Pancake Mix in gallon and pantry cans because ingredients react over time and increase pressure inside the can. Cans may bulge or burst suddenly when opened, posing a risk of injury to the user.
Square Mile Original Hard Apple Cider and Square Mile Spur & Vine Hopped Apple Cider are recalled because bottles may burst. Consumers with these products should stop using them immediately to avoid injury from exploding glass.
El Basham Weight 400g dried apricot paste is recalled because product identity is not declared in English. Consumers cannot verify contents or allergens due to labeling in a non-English language.
Asian Taste Sun Flower Seeds are recalled because they may contain undeclared sulfites. Consumers with sulfite allergies or sensitivity should not eat this product.
Okami Fully Cooked Wild-Caught Lobster Roll with Avocado is recalled because it contains raw lobster meat instead of cooked lobster meat as labeled. Consumers should not eat this product and should discard it.
Ozark Bottling recalls Lehman's Hot Veggie Mix in 16-oz jars because pH levels were not accurately measured using outdated buffers and do not meet safety specifications. Improper pH levels can allow harmful bacteria to grow in jarred vegetables.
C Pacific Food recalled canned mushroom slices because pesticide residue levels exceeded what is approved for canned mushrooms. Consumption of the product may result in exposure to unsafe pesticide levels.
S & M International recalled Grove Grow Notes Dried Mushrooms because they contain undeclared sulfites at 59 ppm. People with sulfite sensitivity could experience allergic reactions from consuming this product.
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