Johnsonville recalls 47 tons of jalapeno cheddar smoked sausage links – possible contamination
Sausages subject to recall may contain plastic.
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Raw beef, pork processed at Denver facility recalled
Beef and pork produced by Denver Processing, LLC, was not inspected and carries a high health risk.
35 tons of chicken strips recalled – may have pieces of metal
35 tons of chicken products are being recalled by Tyson Foods.
Infant ibuprofen pain reliever recalled nation-wide
Drug intended for infants should not be used.
Gold Medal flour recalled over Salmonella concerns
General Mills reminds people that flour is not a 'ready to eat' ingredient.
Chocolate sold in Colorado recalled due to allergy concerns
Chocolate sold in Colorado and 19 other states has been recalled due to concerns about allergic reactions.
King Soopers, City Market recall dog food sold in 4 states
Recalled dog food may cause kidney failure.
46 tons of turkey recalled nation wide
Barron, Wisconsin, based Jennie-O Turkey Store Sales, LLC, is recalling 91,388 pounds of raw ground turkey that has been linked with Salmonella according to the United State Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
FSIS says the 1-pound packages were produced September 11 and distributed to consumers across the country.
Ground turkey being recalled includes
SPAM Among Meat Products being Recalled by Hormel
Hormel Food Corp. is recalling 228,614 pounds of canned pork and chicken products that may contain pieces of metal.
Metal 12-ounce cans of SPAM Classic and Black Label Luncheon Loaf are subject to the recall.
Nationwide Recall for 18 Tons of Potentially Contaminated Beef Products
Over 18 tons of beef products have been recalled due to possible contamination with staphylococcal enterotoxin and clostridial toxin according to the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service.
Pinnacle Foods, Inc, of Fort Madison, Iowa, is making the recall of the heat-treated, shelf stable products due to a potential "processing deviation" that may have led to contamination. There are no confirmed reports of illness.