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.
Batch PDX assorted chocolate truffles were recalled because allergen information for soy, milk, almond, coconut, hazelnut, and wheat was only declared on an insert label inside the box, not on the exterior packaging. Consumers with allergies may not see the allergen warning before opening the box.
Atlas Meat Company recalled pork breakfast and Italian sausages due to misbranding. The mislabeled products may not accurately reflect their contents or processing.
Pizza Hut Creamy Alfredo sauce contains flexible plastic fragments. Consumers who ingest the contaminated sauce risk physical injury from the foreign material.
NOW Multi-Food 1 Tablets incorrectly state molybdenum content as 75 mg instead of the actual 75 mcg on the label. Consumers relying on the label for accurate nutrient information may receive a different dose than intended.
Willow Tree Poultry Farm recalled Whole Foods Market Chicken Salad in 6-oz packages due to misbranding. The product labeling did not accurately represent its contents or preparation.
Harry & David Ready to Heat Fully Cooked Turkey was recalled due to misbranding. The product does not meet labeling standards and may pose a food safety concern.
Penn Herb Company recalled Nature's Wonderland Sinus & Lung Care capsules because ginkgo leaves were accidentally substituted for the intended ginger root ingredient. Consumers receiving an incorrect herbal blend may not get the intended health effects or could experience unexpected reactions.
4G Meat Processing recalled Caldarello Italian Sausage and Italian Turkey Sausage products due to misbranding. The incorrect labeling prevented consumers and buyers from knowing the true contents of the products.
Coca-Cola Consolidated recalled Dr. Pepper 2-liter bottles that were labeled as regular Dr. Pepper but contained Diet Dr. Pepper with undeclared aspartame. Consumers avoiding aspartame or managing diabetes could be harmed by the mislabeling.
Starkey Water recalled Starkey Spring Water because testing detected 12 ppb of arsenic in the product. Consuming water with elevated arsenic levels can cause serious health effects including cancer and organ damage.
Starkey Spring Water in 16.9 FL oz. glass bottles was recalled due to detection of 11.7 ppb of arsenic in water samples. Consumers with this product should not drink it due to arsenic contamination.
King Meat Services, Inc. recalled beef products due to misbranding. The record provides insufficient detail to determine the specific nature of the misbranding or associated food safety hazard.
First Source, LLC recalled Wegmans Milk Chocolate Covered Pretzels because the rear label was incorrect and lacked proper allergen declarations. Consumers with unknown allergen sensitivities could have a reaction if the product contains undeclared allergens.
Blount Fine Foods Corporation recalled Panera Bread Broccoli Cheddar Soup in 48 oz. sleeves due to the presence of a foreign object. Consumers should not eat this product and should return it or discard it.
Conifer Specialties Inc. recalled Simply Balanced White Chicken Chili dry soup mix due to contamination with metal shavings. Consumers could be injured by ingesting metal fragments.
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Corporation recalled Original Glazed Doughnuts in 6-count and 12-count boxes due to possible plastic pieces in the product. Consumers may suffer injury from eating plastic fragments.
Infiniti Creations, LLC recalled various HCG drop products due to misbranding and undeclared HCG content. Products marketed as unregulated supplements may contain undeclared pharmaceutical-grade ingredients.
Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods, Inc. recalled Premium Guar Gum due to inclusion of a misidentified ingredient, hydroxyethylcellulose. Consumers with this product should not use it and should discard or return it to the store.
National Foods Packaging recalled Hillcrest Farms Poultry Gravy Mix and National Foods Packaging Chicken Base products due to elevated lead levels in a spice ingredient. Lead contamination poses serious health risks including neurological damage.
Heavy metalBrand: Hillcrest Farms, National Foods Packaging
Safecor Health recalled Safecor Vitamin B-1 (Thiamine) 100 mg tablets due to incorrect labeling on the box. The labeling error does not affect the safety or efficacy of the product.
C. H. Guenther & Son Inc. recalled The Baker's Scoop 100% Whole Wheat Flour due to the potential presence of soft nylon fragments. Consumers who use this flour should not consume products made with it and should discard the product.
Perfetti Van Melle USA Inc recalled Airheads Mini Bars due to blood observed on packaging equipment. Consumers with affected bags should not consume the product due to potential contamination.
Creative Occasions recalled Patti's good life Premium Apple Pecan Cake because the ingredient statement failed to declare pecans as an ingredient. Consumers with a pecan allergy could experience an allergic reaction if they ate this product.
Newly Weds Foods Inc. recalled a ham pump seasoning and cure mixture used in meat production due to potential wood chips contamination. This is an industrial ingredient product not for direct consumer sale.
Oasis Foods Co recalled Select Recipe and Garden Harvest buttermilk ranch dressing in gallon sizes due to incorrect labeling that failed to list soy lecithin as an ingredient. Consumers with soy allergies should not consume these products and should discard or return them.
WTI (World Technology Ingredients) recalled WTI DV All Natural product because wood pieces were found in the finished product. Consumers could suffer injury from ingesting foreign material.
Cedar Crest Specialties recalled Enlightened Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Ice Cream from a single production run because select containers were mistakenly filled with the peanut butter variety instead of Mint Chocolate Chip. People with peanut allergies could experience a severe allergic reaction if they consumed the mislabeled product.
Good Neighbor Pharmacy Cranberry Tablets contain calcium that is not listed on the label, and the dosage per serving is incorrectly labeled as 900mg instead of 500mg. Consumers unaware of calcium content or taking other supplements may inadvertently exceed safe intake levels.
Wegmans Italian Classics Organic Blush Sauce was distributed with an incorrect label that failed to declare milk allergen. Consumers with milk allergies could experience allergic reactions ranging from mild to severe.
Panera Bread Balsamic Vinaigrette Dressing has been recalled due to bulging bottles indicating potential fermentation or contamination. Consumption of compromised dressing could cause food poisoning or other foodborne illness.
Old World Spices & Seasonings Inc is recalling EAT Barbeque Zero to Hero Sweet Rub due to missing allergen labeling. The product contains monosodium glutamate (MSG), which was not disclosed on some bottles.
Goya recalled Honey with Comb products after FDA testing detected 2,6-dichlorobenzamide, a pesticide not approved for use in honey. Exposure to unapproved pesticide residues poses potential health risks.
Burger's Ozark Country Cured Hams Inc. issued a recall notification for pulled pork products due to mislabeling. The specific product details and distribution information are not available in the record.
This record does not contain sufficient product or hazard information to classify the pork dumpling recall. No details are available about brand, ingredients, or the nature of the misbranding issue.
Dorothy Lynch Homestyle salad dressing in multiple bottle sizes was recalled. The specific hazard for this recall was not documented in the available information.
Michigan State University Dairy Plant recalled Colby Jack cheese in 8 oz. and 16 oz. packages because metal fragments may be present in the product. Consumers could be injured by ingesting metal fragments.
R.A.B. Food Group LLC recalled Manischewitz Pistachio Orange Macaroons because they may contain pistachio shell fragments. Consumers could suffer mouth or tooth injuries from hard shell fragments.
Strong America Limited recalled Welltop Fried Dace because FDA sampling discovered the presence of leucomalachite green, a banned dye. Consumers who eat this product ingest a prohibited chemical linked to cancer and organ damage.
Imperial Choice Mandarin Oranges Broken Segments in Light Syrup were recalled due to cans that may leak, bulge or burst. The product may be contaminated by spoilage organisms or pathogens that could cause serious or life-threatening illness if consumed.
ZoChem Inc. recalled Zinc Oxide Powder used in manufacturing dietary supplements due to iron contamination detected in specific lots. Products containing this contaminated ingredient could pose a health risk if consumed.
Prayon Inc. recalled Phosphoric Acid food-grade products due to potential contamination with cumene. This is an industrial ingredient used in food processing rather than a consumer food product, and the recall record provides insufficient information to classify it further.
International Trading & Import Inc. dba Nuts & More recalled Novo Bnei Darom Green Olives because the product contains the unapproved pesticide Chlorpyrifos. Consuming this contaminated product could pose a health risk from pesticide residue.
Clorox recalled Hidden Valley Original Ranch dressing because incorrect ingredient labels failed to declare soy lecithin. Consumers with soy allergies who rely on the label face a serious health risk.
Cosmetic Labs LP recalled L'Bri Pure N' Natural Nutri Aloe Health Juice Drink in 32 fl. oz. and 1 fl. oz. sizes because the label does not disclose sodium metabisulfite. Consumers sensitive to this ingredient face a health risk.
Ajinomoto Windsor Inc. recalled Shirakiku Gyoza Dumplings with Beef packaged in 4-lb. plastic bags due to misbranding. The product was not labeled accurately for its contents or ingredients.
Bissinger's Milk Chocolate Eggs contain vanillin but are labeled as containing vanilla, creating a labeling mismatch. This misbranding could affect consumers with specific ingredient preferences or sensitivities.
Bertolli and Carapelli extra virgin olive oils were recalled due to trace amounts of pesticides that lack US tolerance levels for olive oil. Consumers should not use these products as the pesticide residues exceed regulatory limits.