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FDA + USDA FSIS recalls of human food products.
Food recalls in our database come from two agencies. The FDA covers most of what's sold in a US grocery store: produce, packaged snacks, baked goods, baby formula, supplements, beverages, condiments, seafood. The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service covers meat, poultry, and processed egg products. If your recalled item has an EST. number on the label, it's USDA; otherwise it's almost always FDA.
The single most common trigger for a food recall is undeclared allergens. Most of those are precautionary — the product was packaged on a line that also runs allergen-containing products, and a label revision flagged the cross-contact risk. The other major category is pathogen contamination: Listeria monocytogenes (especially in ready-to-eat refrigerated products), Salmonella (poultry and produce), and E. coli O157:H7 (ground beef and leafy greens). These three pathogens together account for most Class I severity recalls.
If you're checking whether a recall affects your kitchen: match the lot code or best-by date on your package against the affected production run listed in the recall notice. If the codes match, follow the remedy. Don't taste-test — Listeria and the toxin-producing E. coli serotypes cause serious illness with no warning flavor or smell.
GM Manufacturing is recalling 5,039 units of Gold blister packs in California due to significant violations of dietary supplement manufacturing regulations.
GM Manufacturing is recalling Bone & Joint Plus dietary supplements due to significant violations of current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) regulations.
GM Manufacturing is recalling Noni Supplement Capsules due to significant violations of current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) regulations.
Purefruit Chile S.A. is recalling fruty U applesauce pouches due to the possibility of mold. The product was distributed to retail stores nationwide.
Ontime Distribution Inc. is recalling PRAN brand Turmeric Spice Powder from New York and New Jersey due to excessive lead levels found by state and federal testing.
Annie Mac's Baking Company is recalling Coconut Macaroons because the label fails to declare chocolate, soy lecithin, milk, and sulfur dioxide.
Asia Cash & Carry Inc. is recalling PRAN brand Turmeric Spice Powder because testing found 28 ppm of lead.
Flowers Foods is recalling specific brands of BBQ Pull-A-Part Bread because products made with margarine failed to declare milk as an ingredient.
Best Value Inc is recalling PRAN Turmeric Powder 400 GM plastic bags because FDA samples contained excessive lead levels above 53.7ppm.
Fahman Enterprises, Inc. is recalling 4 cases of Pran Spice Powder Turmeric due to elevated levels of lead. The product was distributed in the Dallas, Texas area.
Metagenics is recalling UltraBalance Protein Powder because it may contain undeclared soy. The recall covers specific lots distributed nationwide and internationally.
Land O'Lakes is recalling specific lots of Golden Velvet Pasteurized Process Cheese Spread due to potential contamination with large pieces of plastic.
Wegmans Food Markets is recalling 7 lb and 18 lb bags of ice because they may contain metal pieces from a broken ice machine part.
Land O'Lakes is recalling 5 lb blocks of Premium Deli Cheese, American, due to potential contamination with large pieces of plastic.
Country Life is recalling specific lots of its liquid calcium and magnesium dietary supplement because the product contains insoluble particulates that do not meet quality standards.
Kraft Foods is voluntarily recalling multiple cottage cheese brands due to ingredients not stored at proper temperatures.
Kraft Foods is voluntarily recalling specific cottage cheese products because ingredients were not stored at proper temperatures, creating a potential safety risk.
Land O'Lakes is recalling 5 lb blocks of Extra Melt American White cheese due to potential contamination with large pieces of plastic.
Kraft Foods is voluntarily recalling multiple cottage cheese brands produced in California because ingredients were not stored at proper temperatures.
Kraft Foods is voluntarily recalling multiple cottage cheese brands due to ingredients not being stored at proper temperatures.
Kraft Foods is voluntarily recalling multiple cottage cheese brands due to ingredients not being stored at proper temperatures.
Kraft Foods is voluntarily recalling Knudsen, Breakstone's, Simply Kraft, and Daily Chef cottage cheese because ingredients were not stored at proper temperatures.
Kraft Foods is voluntarily recalling multiple cottage cheese brands due to ingredients not being stored at proper temperatures.
Kraft Foods is voluntarily recalling multiple cottage cheese brands produced in Tulare, CA, because ingredients were not stored at proper temperatures.
Land O'Lakes is recalling specific lots of yellow process cheese due to potential contamination with large pieces of plastic.
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