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.
Jimmy's Original Blue Cheese Salad Dressing was mislabeled and may actually contain French Blue Cheese dressing instead. A person expecting original flavor would receive a different product formulation.
The Gatorade Puerto Rico Co recalled multiple Gatorade products in 600 mL bottles due to mold contamination. Consumers who drink this product may become ill.
NOW Foods recalls NOW Vitamin B-50 Complex with C due to mislabeling of the product. This record is too sparse to determine the specific hazard or health impact.
Red Bull North America Inc. recalled Red Bull Energy Drink after investigation found the product contained three times the specified levels of primary ingredients. Overconsumption of concentrated caffeine and other active ingredients may cause adverse health effects.
Ready Pac Foods Inc. recalled Little Salad Bar Cranberry Walnut Salad because the container bore an incorrect ingredient label and failed to declare wheat and walnuts. Consumers with allergies to these undeclared allergens face serious health risks.
A recall was issued for smoked whole chicken products due to misbranding. The product labeling did not accurately represent the contents or preparation method.
S & W White Beans were recalled due to undeclared sulfites on the label. Consumers with sulfite allergies or sensitivities who consume this product may experience allergic reactions.
The Kroger Co recalled Simple Truth Organic Red Quinoa for failing pesticide exclusion standards. The product did not meet organic certification requirements for pesticide residue limits.
Quest Nutrition recalled Quest Protein Bar Vanilla Almond Crunch because the product failed to declare tree nuts (almonds) as an allergen. Consumers with tree nut allergies face serious risk of allergic reaction.
K.B. Pizza Inc. recalled Son of Italy Cheese and Pepperoni Pizza Kits because the products were left at room temperature for 24 hours, risking bacterial growth. Consumers could face foodborne illness from pathogenic bacteria that may have multiplied during temperature abuse.
Victoria Gourmet recalled Victoria Taylor's Seasonings Blackening Rub and New Orleans seasoning blends due to incorrect product labeling. The labeling errors mean consumers may not have accurate information about the product contents or allergens.
Swire Coca Cola USA recalled Caffeine-Free Barq's Root Beer 12 Pack due to mislabeling. The mislabeled product may not accurately reflect its contents or caffeine status.
Trader Joe's Cinnamon Coffee Cake was recalled due to undeclared soy lecithin in the product. Consumers with soy allergies who eat this cake risk allergic reactions.
Hodgson Mill recalled Gluten Free Cookie Mix due to incorrect ingredient labeling. The product does not contain amaranth flour or baking soda as listed, and does contain baking powder and vanilla not mentioned on the label.
Stewart's recalled Ice Cream Caramel Cone Crunch in pint cartons because some containers were mislabeled with incorrect lids. Consumers who have the product may not know what flavor they actually purchased.
Morton Salt Inc recalls Morton Natural Sea Salt All Purpose because iodized sea salt was packaged in Natural Sea Salt containers. Consumers expecting non-iodized salt received iodized salt, which may affect those with iodine sensitivities.
StoneRidge Wholesale Division LLC pork and beef bologna products are mislabeled. The extent of the mislabeling and its specific risk cannot be determined from the information provided.
Virtus Pharmaceuticals recalled Virt-Nate Tablets and Virt Gard Tablets due to incorrect labeling of Dietary Folate Equivalents. Consumers relying on the label information for dosing may not receive the intended nutritional amount.
Kraft Heinz Foods recalled Food Network Kitchen Inspirations Asian Style Sesame Ginger Dressing due to premature spoilage caused by lactic acid producing bacteria. The product may be unsafe to consume.
Severino Home Made Artisanal Small Batch Pasta Raviolini Cheese was recalled because packages had mismatched labels—the bottom label did not declare eggs despite the product containing them. Consumers with egg allergies could experience serious allergic reactions from eating this product.
Prana Biovegan Inc. recalled Organic Dried Figs due to possible insect contamination. Consumers eating affected figs could ingest insects or insect fragments.
New Seasons Market recalled Cauliflower Pilaf meal kits because the almond container inside was mislabeled as peanut. People with peanut allergies could have a severe allergic reaction if they consume the almonds.
Frito-Lay recalled Ruffles Original and Cheddar and Sour Cream potato chips due to potential cleaning solution contamination. Consumers who have these bags should not eat them.
Advanced Food Concepts recalled GU Energy Gels in multiple flavors due to cyclamates detected in the product from a contaminated L-Leucine ingredient. Cyclamates are not approved food additives in the United States and present a safety concern.
Stavis Seafoods recalled Ocean Delight Individually Vacuum Packed AHI Tuna Saku products because the fish is decomposed. Consumers who have this product should not eat it due to the risk of foodborne illness from spoiled fish.
Diet Pepsi 7.5 oz cans in 6-packs are recalled due to undeclared aspartame. Consumers sensitive to aspartame or those who need to avoid it for medical reasons are at risk.
Tillamook Country Smoker beef jerky products were recalled due to misbranding. The products may not meet labeling requirements and could pose a safety concern for consumers.
Byrd's Pink Lemonade Cookies were recalled for failure to declare Red 40 and Red 3 food dyes in the ingredients statement. Consumers with sensitivities or allergies to these colorants could have an adverse reaction.
Nueske's Meat Products recalled pork products due to misbranding. The product labeling did not accurately represent its contents or claims.
Sisel International recalled SiselRipt postWORKOUT dietary supplement due to the presence of cyclamates, an unapproved artificial sweetener. This additive has not been approved for use in food products in the United States.
Land O'Frost recalled ham products due to misbranding. Consumers with the product should verify labeling accuracy.
Prinova US LLC recalled amino acid and protein powder products containing cyclamates, a prohibited artificial sweetener. Cyclamates are banned in the United States and pose a health hazard.
Blue Bell Creameries recalled Homemade Vanilla ice cream cups that were distributed for retail sale without required labeling. The product lacks nutrition facts, ingredient statements, and milk allergen declaration.
Wellsley Farm Wild Caught Mahi-Mahi Loins have been recalled due to decomposition. Consumers who have frozen packages of this product should not eat it.
McEvoy Ranch 100% Certified Extra Virgin Olive Oil bottles have been recalled because bottles may crack or break due to inconsistent filling. Consumers with this product should stop using it to avoid injury from broken glass.
Melissa's Spicy Edamame has been recalled because an incorrect spice packet containing undeclared oyster sauce was included in the package. Consumers with this product should not eat the spice packet due to the undeclared shellfish allergen.
Absonutrix recalled Lyfetrition Live Life Nutritiously Vitamin B12 because the product did not contain the vitamin B12 listed on the label. Consumers taking this supplement did not receive the nutrient they expected.
Supreme Foods recalled Pacific Brand Charcoal Grilled Eel (Unagi Kabayaki) due to contamination with Mebendazole amine found during FDA inspection. This medication residue poses a health risk to consumers.
Yukon Jackson recalled Herd of Turtles chocolate confections and Coffee Toffee candies because pecans were not declared in the Contains statement despite being in the ingredients. Consumers with tree nut allergies may have an allergic reaction if they consume these products.
Uno Foods Inc recalled Ham and Cheese Calzones due to misbranding. Consumers should verify product labeling for accurate ingredient and allergen information.
Raley's Peanut Butter Brownies were recalled because peanuts were not listed in the allergen Contains Statement on the package, despite being in the ingredient list. Consumers with peanut allergies who rely on allergen statements could face serious allergic reactions.
Driscoll's recalled 6-ounce containers of blackberries because they contained pesticide residues exceeding safe tolerance levels for thidiazuron, forchlorfenuron, and thiamethoxam. Consuming berries with excess pesticide residues poses potential health risks from chemical exposure.
Sugarfina recalls its Platinum Bling Ring dark chocolate product because it contains undeclared fish gelatin. Consumers with fish or seafood allergies who eat this product may experience an allergic reaction.
Columbia Gorge Gluten Free recalls its Cinnamon Sugar Cookie due to labeling inconsistency regarding milk allergen declaration. Consumers with milk allergies relying on the incomplete allergen statement may unknowingly consume the product and experience an allergic reaction.
Stewart's Shops Corp. recalled Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Ice Cream packaged in 16 oz. cardboard containers due to a chocolate lid on top of the container. This packaging defect poses a choking hazard.
Italian Rose Garlic Products recalled Italian Rose Garlic Spread because the firm was not documenting mixing times or conducting pH monitoring for each batch. The shelf-stable product may pose a safety risk if proper processing controls were not maintained.
Funky Chunky recalled chocolate pretzels with pecans because the pecan pieces may contain undeclared peanuts and tree nuts. Consumers with nut allergies face serious health risks.
Bestco recalled Signature Care Calcium Chews because the label declared 25 mcg of Vitamin D but the product actually contains only 12.5 mcg. Consumers relying on the labeled amount may not receive the intended nutritional benefit.
Pepsi Beverage Co recalled diet Pepsi 12 oz cans in 12-packs because the product was labeled to contain Sucralose but actually contains Aspartame. Consumers with Aspartame sensitivity or those relying on accurate sweetener information may be affected.
Pepsi Cola Bottling Company recalled Diet Pepsi 6-packs with case labeling stating "Now Aspartame Free" when the product actually contains aspartame. Consumers with aspartame sensitivity who rely on the label claim could experience adverse health effects.
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