Generally speaking, pet food recalls are targeted at the animals that would be eating the food. They’re commonly issued after toxins or other unwanted byproducts of the manufacturing process end up in the food in high quantities, and pet owners need to heed the warnings in order to prevent their pets from falling ill. A …
The CDC has issued a bulletin for a recall of dried mushrooms that may be tainted with salmonella. The mushrooms were sold directly to restaurants and not the public. If you can’t determine where the mushrooms were sourced from, don’t order or eat them. As if 2020 couldn’t get any worse, we now have another …
The onion recall over potential salmonella contamination now includes over 1,000 confirmed cases of illness. The onions are sold across the United States in a variety of stores and under multiple brand names. If you have any of the recalled products in your home, throw them out immediately and sanitize anything they may have come …
A new CDC update reveals that more people have fallen ill from Salmonella-tainted peaches. As the number of confirmed cases approaches 100, consumers are urged to avoid peaches without labeling as well as those included in the official recall. Thus far, 23 people have been hospitalized, though no deaths have been reported. It’s now been …
Onion recall over salmonella contamination has spread to meal delivery service HelloFresh. HelloFresh sourced some of its onions from the distributor linked to the salmonella infections and hundreds of cases nationwide. If you have any potentially contaminated onions, throw them out immediately and sanitize any surface they may have touched. It’s now been nearly a …
Peaches sold in Aldi stores under the name Wawona are being recalled over confirmed salmonella contamination. Dozens of people have reportedly fallen ill with salmonella infections after eating the peaches, and 14 of those individuals have had to be hospitalized. If you have any of the tainted peaches you are advised to throw them out …
The FDA and CDC have expanded the recall for onion-containing products that may be tainted with the Salmonella bacteria. The products include salsas and dips that include onions that were part of an earlier recall. If you have any of the products in your home, you’re advised to return them to the store for a …
Shrimp sold under a variety of brand names has been recalled due to possible Salmonella contamination. The FDA says that shrimp originally distributed by Kader Exports may have been cross-contaminated during processing and could make you ill. If you have any of the recalled product, return it to the store for a full refund. Food …
A Salmonella outbreak has been traced to an onion distributor that sells its products under a variety of brand names. The onions are sold under store brands and other names, and cases have been confirmed in at least 34 states. Hundreds of people have fallen ill from the onions and while no deaths have been …
The CDC is investigating a salmonella outbreak currently impacting 15 states. The first salmonella infection was reported in July and has since seen 125 people fall ill. The CDC has yet to trace back the source of infection to a specific food, grocery store, or restaurant chain. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) …
