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.
HEB recalled Creamy Creations Caramel Pecan Turtle Ice Cream due to wood pieces in the product. Consumers could be injured if they bite or swallow pieces of wood.
Shearer's Snacks recalled Family Gourmet and Keebler sugar wafer cookies because the refined granulated sugar ingredient contained extraneous foreign matter. Consumers with these products should not eat them due to the presence of foreign debris.
Pinnacle Foods Chili Products were recalled due to misbranding. The product labeling did not accurately represent the contents or preparation information.
S & S Foods Inc. recalled Suan's Scotch Bonnet Pepper Relish because some jars were found to have swollen or leaking lids. Leaking jars indicate potential microbial contamination that could cause foodborne illness.
Hail Merry LLC recalled Chocolate Chile Pecan Mini Miracle Tarts because the ingredient label failed to declare almond flour. Consumers with tree nut allergies face a serious health risk if the product is consumed.
FABI - SAA Inc. recalled Fabi-Saa Mote Blanco corn product because it contains undeclared sulfites. Consumers sensitive to sulfites may experience adverse reactions including breathing difficulty and anaphylaxis.
Twinings North America recalled English Breakfast Black Tea Decaffeinated K-cups because they were labeled as decaffeinated when they actually contain regular black tea. Consumers expecting a decaffeinated product received one with full caffeine content.
Trader Joes recalled Triple Ginger Brew in 25.4 FL OZ glass bottles due to reports of unopened bottles potentially bursting. The pressurized contents pose a risk of injury from bursting glass and liquid spray.
Bulletproof Digital Inc. recalled FATwater bottles in Berry, Lemon, and Tangerine flavors due to microbial growth detection. Consumption of contaminated water poses a health risk from the microbial growth.
Gutierrez Distributors recalled tamarind candies due to undeclared FD&C Red 40 dye. Consumers sensitive to artificial dyes may experience adverse reactions.
B&D Seafoods recalled frozen swai fillets from Vietnam due to presence of nitrofurans, a prohibited veterinary drug. Consumers with these products face health risks from this unapproved chemical residue.
Smith's Country Cheese recalled multiple Gouda cheese products and Gouda spreads due to non-pathogenic E. coli contamination. Consumers should not consume these products due to potential serious infection risk.
Frozen Kingfish Steak imported by President East Company was recalled because the product was decomposed and mislabeled as kingfish when it was actually Spanish mackerel. Consumers should not eat this product due to the risk of foodborne illness from decomposition.
Lee's Food Corp recalls Island Biscuit Yum Yum Creamy Strawberry Biscuit Snack for undeclared artificial colors. The product contains FD&C Red #3 and Red #40 that are not properly declared on the label.
McGriddles Hot Cakes were contaminated with rainwater and condensation during production, resulting in high bacterial counts. The product poses a potential foodborne illness risk.
Restaurant Depot/Jetro recalled swai fillets because the product was found to contain Nitrofuran, a prohibited veterinary drug. Consuming this product poses a health risk.
Frozen Specialties recalled Hannaford and Food Lion brand cheese pizzas that displayed an unauthorized Kosher symbol on packaging. The mislabeling could mislead consumers seeking certified Kosher products.
Snack Depot, Inc. recalled roasted seasoned himego fish products that were mislabeled and misidentified. Consumers may receive a product different from what the label represents.
Something Special Deli-Foods Ltd recalled Cranberry Chipotle Spread due to potential mold contamination in the jars. Mold consumption could cause adverse health effects in consumers.
Red Bull recalled Red Bull Total Zero Energy Drink due to missing allergen labeling for phenylalanine. Consumers with phenylketonuria who consumed the product without this warning could have experienced adverse health effects.
Zarbee's Naturals Inc. recalled Baby Omega 3 and Baby Vitamin D dietary supplements because some units may contain contaminants with elevated aerobic plate count and do not meet acceptable visual appearance standards. Infants consuming contaminated product may experience gastrointestinal illness or other health effects from microbial contamination.
H E B recalled multiple prepared salad and sandwich products including basil pesto, tuna salad, shrimp salad, and salmon dishes because they contain an ingredient with violative pesticide residue. Consumers who consume these products may be exposed to pesticide levels that exceed safety limits.
Riley's Curley Parsley was recalled because it tested positive for the pesticides propanocarb and trifloxystrobin. Consuming produce with these pesticide residues poses a health risk.
Reily Foods recalled Blue Plate Light Mayonnaise because one lot had incorrect ingredient and nutrition information on the label. Consumers relying on the label information for dietary needs could be misled.
Iowa Select Herbs LLC recalled all of its herbal products pursuant to a consent decree because they are misbranded, unapproved new drugs, and adulterated dietary supplements. Consumers should not use these products and should discard them.
Multiple brands of granulated sugar distributed by Savannah-Imperial LP and other distributors were recalled due to blue fiber foreign matter contamination. Consumers who have any of these sugar products should not use them and should discard the product.
Branding Iron Holdings recalled beef patties due to misbranding. The product label does not accurately reflect the contents or preparation method.
Enjoy Life Natural Brands recalled Semi-Sweet Chocolate mini chips because they may contain undeclared sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, and dried fruit. Consumers with allergies to these ingredients could have a serious reaction.
Swanson Meat Co. recalls boneless beef tender tips due to mislabeling. The product label does not accurately reflect the contents or preparation method.
Heartland Products Inc. recalls multiple dough base and premix products under various brand names due to high levels of azodicarbonamide and undeclared allergens. Products may contain allergens not listed on labels, which can cause severe reactions in allergic consumers.
Coquette's Bistro and Bakery recalled Coquette's Gluten Free Spring Pack Cupcakes because the label incorrectly stated the product contains no egg or dairy when it actually contains both milk and eggs. Consumers with egg or dairy allergies who eat these cupcakes could experience an allergic reaction.
A recall notification report for salad products was issued due to misbranding. The record does not contain sufficient product or brand information to classify further.
This record is too sparse to classify in detail. The USDA-FSIS Recall Notification Report 102-2015 involves sausage products with misbranding but contains insufficient product and distribution information.
LV Foods, Incorporated dba Lee Egg Rolls recalled Lee Egg Rolls Vegetables and Textured Vegetable Protein due to undeclared monosodium glutamate (MSG). Consumers sensitive to MSG may experience adverse reactions upon consumption.
Mason Vitamins, Inc. recalled Coenzyme Q-10 50 mg softgels because some 30 mg bottles were labeled with the wrong dosage. Consumers taking the mislabeled product may receive an incorrect dose.
RACHAEL'S GOURMET recalled candy necklaces due to undeclared food dyes including FD&C Blue #1, Red #40, and Yellow #5. Consumers with dye sensitivities may experience adverse reactions.
Niagara Bottling recalled multiple brands of spring water because the source water tested positive for E. coli and total coliform bacteria. Consuming contaminated water can cause serious gastrointestinal illness.
Sysco Corporation recalled Sysco International Whole Segments Mandarin Oranges in Light Syrup because the product tested positive for Carbendazim, a fungicide. Exposure to this pesticide residue poses a health risk.
A poultry product was recalled due to misbranding. The product labeling did not accurately represent its contents or preparation method.
Dr. Pepper Snapple Group recalled Diet Bubba Cola because the label declares a regular soda ingredient list instead of a diet soda list, failing to disclose citric acid, potassium benzoate, aspartame, and acesulfame potassium. Consumers with phenylketonuria cannot safely consume aspartame.
The Sweetwater Co., Inc. recalled lemon, mixed berry, and lime flavored electrolyte bottled water due to high total coliform testing results. Coliform bacteria indicate potential contamination with harmful pathogens.
Driscoll Watsonville recalled fresh Driscoll Strawberries due to detection of the pesticide Naled at levels exceeding EPA tolerance. Consumers should not eat this product and should discard or return it.
MedOp Health, Inc. recalled MaxiFlex Multinutrient Formula dietary supplement because some Chondroitin Sulfate raw material used in manufacture was out of specification. Consumers using this product should stop and consult their healthcare provider.
This record describes human breast milk rather than a commercial food product and cannot be classified using the standard food recall taxonomy. The classification system is designed for commercially manufactured food products sold to consumers.
Natural Foodworks Group recalled Purely Elizabeth Cranberry Cashew Ancient Grain Muesli because it contains undeclared sulfur dioxide. Consumers with sulfite sensitivity or asthma may experience allergic reactions.
Michigan Brand, Inc. recalled turkey and beef products due to misbranding. Misbranded products may contain undeclared allergens or other safety concerns.
Gromex Inc. recalled Gromex Camaron Molido ground shrimp due to undeclared food dyes FD&C Red #40 and Ponceau 4R. Consumers sensitive to artificial dyes may experience adverse reactions.
Cargill recalled beef products due to possible foreign matter contamination. Consumers with this product should not eat it.
Magic Valley Fresh Frozen recalled frozen chopped spinach under multiple brand names due to residual levels of unapproved pesticide lambda-cyhalothrin exceeding safe limits. Consuming the product poses health risks from pesticide exposure.
A beef flap meat product was recalled due to misbranding. The record does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific health hazards or affected consumers.
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