Food Brands Being Recall

FDA issues recall of Tippy Toes baby food

Baby food sold in Connecticut and across US recalled due to mold contamination

Initiative Foods has initiated a recall of the Tippy Toes baby food brand Apple Pear Banana Fruit puree due to elevated levels of patulin within the containers that can lead to adverse health effects ...

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Baby food recalled for possible health risk in dozens of states, including Ohio

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FDA issues recall of Tippy Toes baby food due to mold contamination

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Baby Food Brand Is Recalling Product Due to Contamination Concerns — Here's What to Know

Baby food brand Tippy Toes is recalling a select lot of its Apple Pear Banana fruit puree due to concerns over “elevated levels of patulin”

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Baby food part of urgent US recall over potentially toxic substance

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Tippy Toes issues recall for baby food product sold nationwide

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Which peanut butter brands are being recalled by FDA in US and why?

Over 22,000 unites of creamy peanut butter are being pulled from stores across the US. The recall, which affects multiple brands and batches has been issued by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) due to concerns that the products may contain pieces of blue plastic.

Ambrosia Brands recalls Rosabella cholesterol-balancing supplement, FDA says

Seven illnesses and three hospitalizations have occurred as a result of the consumption of the product, the FDA says.

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Peanut Butter Recall Issued In 40 States Over Contamination Risk

A widely distributed peanut butter product sold across the US is being recalled after possible contamination was discovered during production. Ventura Foods LLC initiated a voluntary recall involving 22,

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Peanut butter sold in NY, NJ recalled: FDA

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Thousands of cases of peanut butter distributed across the United States are being recalled due to the presence of foreign material, according to the FDA. The recall was initiated after Ventura Foods LLC discovered pieces of blue plastic in a filter,

Massive Recall of Purina and Meow Mix Pet Foods Due to Contamination in Three States

If the products come into contact with droppings or urine, microorganisms can be transmitted to people who pick them up, creating a significant health risk. Consumers may be exposed to bacterial infections, including Salmonella, by simply touching product boxes.