Packaged food recalls

Dadi Nongfu brand dried salt chili vegetables contain cyclamates, a sweetener banned for food use in the United States. The product was distributed in New York, Pennsylvania, and Florida. No injuries have been reported.

Zarlengo's Double Dark Chocolate Gelato contains soy lecithin but the label does not list soy as an allergen. This poses a serious risk to people with soy allergies who rely on label information to avoid allergens. The recall affects 1-gallon containers with specific lot codes sold in Illinois, Indiana, and Texas.

Zarlengo's Chocolate Gelato contains soy lecithin but does not clearly list soy as an allergen on the label. This poses a serious risk to people with soy allergies. The recall affects 6 fl oz cups, 16 fl oz cups, 32 fl oz cups, and 1-gallon buckets distributed in Illinois, Indiana, and Texas.

Zarlengo's Chocolate Chocolate Chip Gelato contains soy lecithin but does not label soy as an allergen on the package. This poses a risk to people with soy allergies. The recall affects multiple package sizes (6 fl oz cups, 16 fl oz cups, 32 fl oz cups, 1-gallon and 2-gallon buckets) sold in Illinois, Indiana, and Texas.

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Mama Rose's Prickly Pear Salad Dressing in 12 oz glass bottles contains sulfites that are not listed on the label. Sulfites can cause serious allergic reactions in people with sulfite sensitivity. The affected bottles were distributed in Arizona with sell-by dates of June 9 or June 25, 2026.

Mei Heong Yuen Garlic Flavor Roasted Peanuts (9.17 oz) contain cyclamates, a sweetener banned in the United States. The product was distributed to multiple states under UPC 6912449124329 with manufacture date July 10, 2025. No injuries have been reported.

Mei Heong Yuen walnut-flavor roasted peanuts contain sodium cyclamate, a sweetener banned in the United States. The 9.17 oz packages were distributed to multiple states. No illnesses have been reported.

Mei Heong Yuen tangerine flavor roasted peanuts contain sodium cyclamate, a sweetener banned in the United States. The product was distributed to 19 states. No injuries have been reported.

Lone Star Dairy Products LLC is recalling spray dried milk powder products because Salmonella bacteria was found during testing of finished products. The recall affects specific lot codes of NFDM Low Heat, NFDM High Heat, and SMP Medium Heat products sold in 25 kg bags and 1 metric ton totes.

JFE Franchising is recalling certain vegetable dumpling products because they may contain small pieces of glass. The recall includes Dumpling Party Tray (20-piece and 40-piece packages) and Cheetos Flamin' Hot Loaded Dumpling Vegetable products sold across the United States.

JFE Franchising Inc. is recalling Dumpling Vegetable products (4.5 oz and 5.7 oz packages) because they may contain glass fragments. The recall affects products distributed across the United States. No injuries have been reported.

Raw Farm has recalled specific batches of raw cheddar cheese products (blocks and shredded) due to a potential link to an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak. The recall includes multiple batch numbers and expiration dates listed on the Raw Farm website. No pathogens have been found in Raw Farm products tested so far.

Karns Foods recalled 8-ounce packages of Mini Dark Chocolate Raspberry Cups distributed in Pennsylvania because they may contain peanuts that were not listed on the label. The recall affects packages marked with a pack date of September 18, 2025. People with peanut allergies could have a serious or life-threatening reaction if they eat these cups.

Distribuidora de Alimentos Sendero's Doraditas de Azucar cookies are missing allergen warnings on the label for wheat and soy. If you have an allergy to either ingredient, consuming this product could cause a serious reaction. About 500 units were distributed in Texas.

Distribuidora de Alimentos Sendero LLC is recalling Gorditas de Azucar and Doraditas products (UPC 860010238134) because the packaging does not list wheat and soy as ingredients, even though they are present in the product. This poses a serious risk to people with wheat or soy allergies. The recall affects 2,500 units distributed in Texas with all expiration dates.

Nuts.com Espresso Malted Milk Balls contain wheat and soy allergens that are not listed on the package label. The ingredient soy lecithin contains soy, and wheat is also present in the product. People with wheat or soy allergies could have a serious reaction if they eat this product.

Favorina Chocolate Ladybugs German-Style Nougat (3.52 oz) distributed by Lidl US contains tree nuts, but the label does not specify which type. This poses a risk to people with tree nut allergies who rely on ingredient labels to avoid allergens.

Lucerne 2% Cottage Cheese (24 oz. tubs, UPC 0 21130 07662 8) may contain a small stainless steel spring. The spring could be present in the product and may pose a choking or injury risk if ingested or if broken pieces become sharp. No injuries have been reported.

Tops GOLD Green Chilli Pickle (31.74 oz cans) may contain higher-than-allowed levels of erucic acid from the mustard oil ingredient. Erucic acid in high amounts can pose health risks. The affected product was distributed in California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.

Tops GOLD Stuffed Red Chilli Pickle (31.74 oz cans) may contain elevated levels of erucic acid from the mustard oil ingredient. Erucic acid in high amounts can pose health risks with prolonged consumption. The affected product was distributed in California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.

Tops GOLD Khatta Meetha Pickle (33.51 oz cans) may contain high levels of erucic acid, a harmful substance sometimes found in mustard oil. The affected product was distributed in California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. No injuries have been reported.

Tops GOLD Lime Pickle (31.74 oz cans, made in India) may contain elevated levels of erucic acid from the mustard oil ingredient. Erucic acid in high amounts can pose health risks if consumed regularly. The recall affects 40 cases distributed in California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.

Tops GOLD Mango Pickle made with mustard oil may contain elevated levels of erucic acid, a compound that can pose health risks if consumed regularly in high amounts. The recalled products were distributed in California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. No illnesses have been reported.

Tops GOLD Mixed Pickle may contain erucic acid from the mustard oil ingredient. Erucic acid can be harmful if consumed in high amounts over time. This recall affects two sizes sold in the Western U.S.

South Florida Food is recalling Pan de Bono (frozen cheese bread) because it contains soy that is not listed on the label. This product was distributed in Florida. People with soy allergies or sensitivities could have a serious reaction if they eat it.

Rose and Shore frozen margarita thin crust pizza may contain metal pieces from contaminated tomatoes. The affected product was distributed to retailers in California, Oregon, Arizona, Idaho, and Texas. No injuries have been reported.

Bakkavor Foods discovered metal fragments in roasted tomato parmesan focaccia bread sold under multiple brand names, including Frederik's by Meijer, Fresh & Simple, HT Traders, and Trader Joe's. The metal came from roasted tomatoes supplied by an ingredient vendor. No injuries have been reported.

Bakkavor's Basil Pesto & Mozzarella Pizza may contain small metal fragments in the bread. The metal came from roasted tomatoes supplied by one of the company's ingredient suppliers. The affected pizzas were distributed to nine states: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, New Jersey, Texas, and Virginia.

Product may contain foreign material (metal fragments).