Product Recalls

The illnesses tied to the Boar's Head deli meat recall continue to rise even after the company's Jarratt, Virginia, plant shuttered indefinitely. Nearly 60 people have been hospitalized to date.

There are so many different products that often fall subject to recalls. Beyond food recalls, toys are another category of product that are recalled often, as well as cars.

Harley-Davidson is recalling about 41,600 model year 2024 motorcycles over concerns that the wiring inside the bikes could experience a short circuit.

Dog food sold online and in stores is being recalled after tests conducted by federal health officials revealed the presence of both listeria and salmonella.

HP Hood has recalled Lactaid, a lactose-free dairy milk, in 27 states due to potential exposure to almonds, which were not listed on the products' labels.

GM is recalling 450,000 2023 and 2024 trucks and SUVs of varying models due to a faulty brake fluid light apparently caused by a computer issue that doesn't relay the necessary information.

Ford is recalling about 144,500 of its Maverick pickup trucks over concerns that the rearview camera display could show a frozen image while backing up.

Dynarex Corp. is recalling 62 cases of its Dynacare Baby Powder after sample testing revealed that the finished product contained asbestos, a known carcinogen.

A recent Consumer Reports study has 12 brands of cinnamon that consumers should never use, following the amount of lead found to be in them.

Boar's Head on Friday announced that it is "indefinitely" closing the Virginia manufacturing plant that has been linked to a deadly listeria outbreak.

The Food and Drug Administration said that an apple juice recall has expanded to over 141,000 cases. The products was recalled for having high levels of arsenic.

Two types of macaroni and cheese products sold at Target, Walmart and in other grocery stores were recalled due to fears that the food was not stored at a proper temperature.

Federal health officials posted a very extensive list of the stores nationwide that were impacted by the Boar's Head deli meat recall. It is the largest listeriosis outbreak since 2011.

Eagle Produce LLC is recalling Kandy-brand cantaloupes due to concerns about salmonella, the FDA announced. The melons were sold in August in five different U.S. states.

Milo's Poultry Farms, an Amish business that produces organic eggs, is recalling all eggs labelled "Milo’s Poultry Farms" and "Tony’s Fresh Market" over reports of salmonella infections.

1.5 million Ram pickup trucks are being recalled by Stellantis over a software issue that may accidentally disable a vehicle's electronic stability control (ESC).

A food safety lawyer is asking Congress to take action and investigate Boar's Head due to the company's ties to the largest listeria outbreak since 2011.

More than 43,-000 Toyota Sequoia Hybrid sport utility vehicles are being recalled because their tow hitch covers could fall off, according to the NHTSA.

There is a recall of roughly 90,700 Ford and Lincoln vehicles that the report says, "may contain intake valves that have a propensity to crack and break."

A recall is made when a food or drink does not meet the standards of the FDA or USDA. Any food could be recalled, so it is important to stay aware of ones that happen.