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.
Danone Wave recalled International delight Cinnabon Classic Cinnamon Roll and Hazelnut Coffee Creamers due to spoilage and reported illness. Consumers who ingested spoiled product may have experienced foodborne illness.
Lyons Magnus recalled Ready Care and Imperial nutritional shake products in multiple flavors and formulations due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Anyone with these shakes should not consume them and should contact their healthcare provider if they have consumed them.
OCBW INC recalled beverage base products including lemonade and sweet-and-sour concentrates due to undeclared Yellow #5 food dye. Consumers with dye allergies or sensitivities are at risk.
RGB Soda, LLC recalled Refrigerated Cucumber X Tarragon Ginger Beer served from 5-gallon pony kegs due to potential Salmonella contamination. Consumers who purchased this product from their stores should seek medical attention if they experience symptoms of foodborne illness.
Jarritos Coconut Water 17.5 fl oz cans were recalled because the hermetic seal on the lids may be compromised. A compromised seal can allow bacterial contamination and spoilage, making the product unsafe to consume.
Danone US recalled International Delight Peppermint Mocha Zero Sugar due to mislabeling claiming zero sugar when the product actually contains sugar. This poses a risk to consumers with diabetes or those following sugar-restricted diets.
Brand: International Delight
Likely Class I· est.(our estimate, pending agency classification)FDA
Youngtown Grape Distributors Inc recalls Happy Moose Tropical Roots and Strawberry Fields juice due to potential contamination with Salmonella, Listeria, and E. coli. Consumers who have consumed the product should seek medical attention if they experience symptoms of foodborne illness.
Apple Wedge LLC recalls Apple Wedge Cider in multiple sizes due to elevated levels of patulin, a naturally occurring mold toxin. Consumers with the product should not drink it and should discard or return it to the store.
Youngstown Grape Distributors, Inc. recalls Happy Moose Juice and Farmers Juice products in 12 fl. oz. bottles due to incomplete pasteurization. The juices may contain harmful pathogens and should not be consumed.
DYMA Brands recalls multiple powdered drink and pudding mixes including Aroma Vita Hot Cocoa Mix, Culinary Secrest Originals Vanilla Instant Pudding Mix, Ellington Farms Lemonade Drink Mix, and Gordon Choice Fruit Punch Beverage Mix. A damaged sifter in dextrose production introduced metal fragments into these products.
Berkeley Club Beverages recalled Berkeley Springs Water in purified and distilled varieties because the product tested positive for coliforms. Coliform contamination can cause serious gastrointestinal illness.
Coca-Cola Consolidated recalled Minute Maid Zero Sugar Lemonade cartons because regular Minute Maid Lemonade was placed inside instead. Consumers expecting a zero-sugar product received a product with added sugar.
Kent Precision Foods Group recalls Sqwincher Electrolyte Beverage Mix in multiple flavors due to potential metal contamination. Consumers could injure their mouths or digestive system if metal fragments are present in the powder.
Hydration Labs Inc. recalls Flavor #115 Electrolytes for Bevi Smart Water Coolers because the product contains caffeine but is labeled as electrolytes only. Consumers expecting a caffeine-free beverage could be exposed to unexpected caffeine intake.
Multiple brands of 100% apple juice in various sizes were recalled due to inorganic arsenic levels exceeding FDA guidance. Consumers with these products should not drink them due to potential arsenic contamination.
Heavy metalBrand: Great Value, Market Basket, Nice!
My Chai Inc recalled MyChai Chai Tea Concentrate Original and KALI due to elevated pH above 4.1 and lack of production records. Products with improper pH control in shelf-stable acidified beverages can support harmful bacterial growth.
Great Value 8 oz apple juice in 6-packs was recalled due to inorganic arsenic levels above the industry action level. Consuming this juice poses a health risk from arsenic exposure.