Perdue Foods Recalls Over 167,000 Pounds of Chicken Products Due to Metal Contamination
Perdue Foods has issued a recall of over 167,000 pounds of frozen chicken products due to potential metal contamination. Consumers are urged to check their freezers for affected items, including Perdue Simply Smart Organic Chicken Breast Nuggets and Butcherbox Organic Chicken Breast Nuggets, with a best-by date of March 23, 2025. While no injuries have been reported, vigilance is essential for consumer safety. For more information, contact Perdue Consumer Care at 1-866-866-3703.
Tesla Recalls 1.8 Million Vehicles Over Software-Related Safety Issue
Tesla has announced a safety recall affecting 1.8 million electric vehicles due to a software issue with the hood latch, which may prevent alerts when the hood is not securely closed. This proactive measure aims to enhance driver safety by rolling out a software update to rectify the problem, showcasing Tesla’s commitment to vehicle safety and innovation in the electric vehicle industry.
FDA Alerts Consumers to Lead Contamination in Ground Cinnamon Product
The FDA has issued a public health alert for a ground cinnamon product distributed by El Servidor Corp due to elevated lead levels exceeding safe limits. Consumers are advised to dispose of the affected product to avoid health risks, especially for children. Stay informed about food safety updates and recalls.
Aurobindo Pharma Issues Nationwide Recall of Migraine Relief Tablets Due to Mislabeling
Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc. has issued a voluntary nationwide recall of its Healthy Living Migraine Relief tablets due to serious mislabeling issues that could endanger consumer health. Sold primarily through Amazon, these acetaminophen, aspirin, and caffeine tablets lack essential over-the-counter labeling, raising concerns about safe usage. Consumers are urged to check their medicine cabinets and discontinue use if they have purchased the affected product. Stay informed about medication recalls to protect your health.
Expanded Recall of Cucumbers and Salads in Northeast Due to Listeria Risk
A significant health advisory has expanded the voluntary recall of cucumbers and bagged salads in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut due to potential listeria contamination. The FDA urges consumers to check their kitchens for affected products from Wiers Farm and Freshire Farms, as listeria can cause serious health issues. For a complete list of recalled items and safety information, visit the FDA’s official website.
Diamond Shruumz Candies Under FDA Investigation Amid Illness and Death Reports
Diamond Shruumz microdosing candies are under investigation by the FDA following reports of severe illnesses and two deaths. With 74 cases reported across 28 states, health officials urge consumers to avoid these products. The investigation reveals potential links to toxic substances, including a synthetic psychedelic compound. Stay informed as authorities work to address this urgent public health crisis.
Canada Issues Listeriosis Warning Linked to Plant-Based Milks Amid Outbreak
The Public Health Agency of Canada has issued a warning about a listeriosis outbreak linked to plant-based milks, resulting in two fatalities and 12 confirmed cases. Affected products include refrigerated oat, almond, and coconut milks from Silk and Great Value. Consumers are urged to check for recalled items and seek medical attention if symptoms arise, especially those at higher risk. Stay informed on food safety and recalls to protect your health.
Wehah Farms Issues Recall for Lundberg Rice Due to Contamination Risk
Wehah Farms has issued a voluntary recall of 4,600 cases of Lundberg Family Farms Sustainable Wild Blend Gourmet Rice due to potential contamination with rodent parts. Affected products, packaged in 1-pound bags, have the lot code 231004 and a best before date of October 4, 2024. This Class II recall impacts consumers in Arizona, California, Florida, Maine, New Hampshire, Oregon, and Wisconsin. The FDA advises consumers to check their pantries and return any affected products for a refund.
BISSELL Recalls 3 Million Steam Shot Handheld Steam Cleaners Due to Burn Hazard
BISSELL has issued a recall for over 3 million Steam Shot Handheld Steam Cleaners due to a burn hazard. Consumers are urged to stop using the affected products and can receive a $60 credit or $40 refund. Visit www.BISSELL.com/steamshotrecall for more information and to register for the recall.
Recall Issued for 3.5 Tons of Hot Dogs in Ohio and West Virginia
Authorities have issued a recall for nearly 3.5 tons of hot dogs in Ohio and West Virginia due to lack of federal inspection. The recall affects 6,900 pounds of hot dogs produced without inspection, with production dates starting from May 30, 2024. Consumers are advised to discard or return the recalled products to prevent health risks.