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.
Stock Yards Meat Packing Co., Inc. recalled a roast beef product due to misbranding. The record does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific health hazards or affected consumers.
Turkana Food Inc. recalled Hacizade Pismaniye Pashmak cotton candy due to the presence of Ponceau 4R (E124), a color additive not permitted in the United States. This unauthorized dye poses potential health concerns.
Alewel's Country Meats recalled Buffalo Jerky due to misbranding. The product label did not accurately represent its contents or preparation.
Cheryl's recalled Buttercream Frosted Cut-Out Bunny Head Cookies because they were packed in incorrect film lacking cocoa ingredient declaration. Consumers relying on ingredient information for dietary or allergy reasons may be misled.
Krehbiels Specialty Meats Inc. recalled bratwurst due to misbranding. The product labeling did not comply with USDA regulations.
Aleia's Gluten Free Croutons are recalled because the cumin used in manufacturing may contain undeclared peanut protein. Anyone with this product who has a peanut allergy should not consume it and should dispose of it or return it.
A Massachusetts firm recalls ground beef products due to possible foreign matter contamination. Consumers who consume the product could be injured by ingested foreign material.
HVL, LLC recalled Melatonin Control-Released Tablets because the bottles contained a vegetarian digestive enzyme supplement instead of melatonin. Consumers received an incorrect product and did not receive the melatonin they purchased.
The Harvard Drug Group recalled Thera Tablets with Beta Carotene dietary supplement due to missing labeling information on blister packet cards. Consumers cannot access required product information on their supplement.
DaBecca LLC recalled 15-lb. bulk cases of Sliced Uncured Apple Smoked Bacon due to misbranding. The labeling defect creates confusion about product contents and handling instructions.
Cedar Creek Hickory Smoked Sliced Bacon was recalled due to misbranding. The exact nature of the misbranding hazard is not specified in the available information.
Katadyn North America Foods recalled AlpineAire Spicy Sausage Pasta due to misbranding. Consumers should check their packaging for accurate labeling and ingredient information.
Megabusiness LLC recalled Del Campo Alino Casero Seasoning Paste because it contains undeclared preservatives, benzoic acid and sorbic acid. Consumers with sensitivities to these preservatives could be affected if they have this product.
Keystone Food Products recalled veggie chips and veggie sticks from multiple retailers because sodium content labeling was incorrect. The actual sodium content was significantly lower than claimed, which does not pose a safety hazard but represents labeling fraud.
Golden Chocolate International recalled three products—Rogalik Papaya, Raisin Pound Cake, and Orex—because they contained undeclared artificial food colorings (FD&C Yellow #5, Yellow #6, and Red #40). Consumers with sensitivities to these dyes could experience adverse reactions.
Vintage Pure Bee Flower Honey was found to contain sulfamethazine at higher than recommended levels. The antibiotic residue could pose health risks to consumers.
Dasani Purified Water in 16.9 fl oz bottles was recalled due to an equipment malfunction that may have caused mold to appear in some bottles. Consuming moldy water could cause illness.
Tastefully Simple, Inc. recalled Cookies & Cream Fudge from the Fabulous Fudge Gift Box due to mold growth on the chocolate cookie pieces. Consumption of mold-contaminated food can cause adverse health effects.
Nutri-Dyn recalled 5-HTP Extra Strength dietary supplement capsules due to mislabeling during production. Bottles labeled as 5-HTP were actually filled with CoQ-10, creating a risk for consumers expecting a different supplement.
The Coca-Cola Company recalled Coca Cola Zero 2-liter bottles due to equipment malfunction that caused ingredients to be blended at inconsistent levels. Consumers may receive a product that does not match the intended formulation.
Baroody Imports Inc. recalled Pickled Labneh products with pepper and garlic due to undeclared preservatives including sorbic acid and sulfites. Consumers with sensitivities to these additives could experience adverse reactions.
LaBree's Bakery Chocolate Chip Mini Muffins were recalled because the product contains foreign material. Consumers who eat the muffins risk choking or injury from the foreign material present.
Triceutical Inc. recalled multiple dietary supplements including Premium Protein III and other formulations due to lack of good manufacturing practices. Products may be contaminated or ineffective.
Family Gourmet Long Grain Enriched White Rice in 32 oz. and 80 oz. packages has been recalled by Family Dollar Stores due to possible insect infestation. Consumers who have this product should not consume it and should discard or return it.
HEB Ground Beef in 10 lb. chubs has been recalled due to product contamination. Consumers who have this product should not consume it and should discard or return it to the retailer.
Processed Foods, Inc. recalled multiple meatloaf and pancake batter mixes for institutional use because they contained eggs susceptible to premature spoilage. These products may have deteriorated and become unsafe to consume due to bacterial growth.
Masiero Bros. recalled Oven Fresh Lemon Pound Cake because the product is misbranded. The recall indicates labeling information does not accurately reflect the product contents.
Kraft Heinz Foods recalled Kraft American Singles cheese product slices in 12 oz., 16 oz., and 4 lb. packages because a supplier stored an ingredient outside proper temperature requirements. The affected product may have compromised food safety or quality.
Activia Lowfat Yogurt Blueberry was recalled because the condensed skim milk ingredient may have been produced from raw milk containing sulfamethazine antibiotic residue. Consuming antibiotic residues raises concerns about antibiotic resistance and potential health effects.
Rx Choice brand Liquid Vitamin C was recalled because the active ingredient concentration is below the label claim. Consumers will not receive the intended vitamin C potency they expected from the product.
Margaret Holmes Mixed Greens and Turnip Greens in 14.5 oz cans were recalled due to swollen cans. Consumers who purchased these products may have experienced illness from potential bacterial contamination.
Dairy Farmers of America recalled bulk tanker loads of raw milk, condensed skim milk, and cream from Beaver Creek Farm in Michigan that tested positive for Sulfamethazine antibiotic residue. Products contaminated with veterinary drug residues pose health risks if consumed.
Smokey Sweet BBQ Style Chicken Strips and Spicy Buffalo Style Chicken Strips were recalled due to a processing defect. Consumers should not eat these products and should return them to the store.
Hi-Tech Pharmacal recalls Rx Choice Liquid Vitamin C due to out-of-specification pH results. Improper pH can affect product stability and safety.
Allegro Fine Foods recalled Allegro Original Marinade due to elevated yeast levels that could cause premature spoilage. The product may taste off or become unsafe before the printed expiration date.
Tunas Turkish Delight Rose Flavored was recalled because it contains Ponceau 4R, an unapproved food coloring in the United States. The unapproved additive poses a potential health risk.
Michael Foods recalls shell eggs sold under multiple brand labels due to contamination with Pseudomonas fluorescens bacteria. Consumers with these eggs should not consume them as the contamination may cause foodborne illness.
Rudolph Foods Company recalled Lee's Pig Skins Soft Style Cracklins due to misbranding. This product may not comply with labeling requirements and consumers should not consume it.
mom Brands recalled Malt-O-Meal Frosted Flakes 2-ounce bowls for foodservice because the product contains honey and oat but was mislabeled without these ingredient declarations. Consumers with honey or oat allergies could be affected by the undeclared allergens.
Modern Macaroni Company recalled Hula Brand Hana Ebi Red and Green dried shrimp flakes after FDA testing found sulfites at 208.46 ppm, well above safe levels. Consumers sensitive to sulfites may experience respiratory or allergic reactions from this product.
Naturex Inc. recalled Echinacea Agustifolia Root and Echinacea Angustifolia Root dietary supplement powders due to the pesticide Azoxystrobin contamination. This pesticide has no allowed tolerance in food or dietary supplements.
Brunkow Cheese of Wisconsin recalled Monterey Jack Morel Mushroom & Onion Cheese because the product contains a different type of mushroom than the Morel Mushroom listed on the label. Consumers with mislabeled cheese should contact the company for assistance.
Mt. Olive Pickle Company recalled Mt. Olive PepperPAK Jalapeno Slices due to undeclared sulfites in the product. Consumers with sulfite sensitivities should not consume this product and should discard it.
This recall involved boneless skinless chicken breasts brushed with teriyaki seasoning that were subject to misbranding. The product labeling did not accurately reflect its contents or preparation.
Coca-Cola Vanilla 12-pack cans were recalled due to undeclared aspartame in the product. Consumers with undeclared allergen sensitivities or those avoiding aspartame need to be aware they may have consumed it.
La Terra Fina Inc. recalled All Natural Spinach & Kale Dip due to incorrect ingredient statement on one lot. Consumers relying on the label for allergen information may face unexpected allergic reactions.
Transatlantic Foods, Inc. recalls pork products from facilities in Pennsylvania and New Jersey due to misbranding with false no-antibiotic claims. The products may not meet the standards claimed on their labels.
F. Gavina & Sons Inc. recalls Gavina Northwest Blend Dark whole bean coffee because it was mislabeled as decaffeinated when it contains caffeine. Consumers seeking to avoid caffeine will be exposed to caffeine contrary to label claims.
This record describes a donor screening issue for human milk banking rather than a food product recall in the traditional sense. Classification cannot be completed without clarity on whether this qualifies as a food safety recall.
This record describes a dinnerware product, not a food item. It does not belong in a food safety database.
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