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  • Specially SELECTED Vanilla Creme Brulee recalled for glass risk

    Specially SELECTED brand Vanilla Creme Brulee dessert (3.6 oz) sold at Aldi may contain glass fragments. The product comes in a glass jar and affected units have a best-by date of 5/9/2026. About 2,869 cases were distributed to stores in New York, Indiana, Florida, Illinois, Virginia, Maryland, and Michigan.

    ModerateFDAMay 6, 2026Specially Selected

  • 52USA popping boba recalled for unapproved color additives

    Zonegoing is recalling three flavors of 52USA popping boba: strawberry, passion fruit and mango, all in 7 lb (3.2 kg) bags. The products contain food colors the FDA has not approved: tartrazine (FD&C Yellow 5), sunset yellow (FD&C Yellow 6) and allura red (FD&C Red 40). The products were distributed in New York, and no injuries have been reported.

    ModerateFDAMay 6, 202652USA3 products

  • Stop using Ma Cohen's Kippered Herring

    Shining Sea Fish Co. is recalling Ma Cohen's Kippered Herring smoked fish because the product was not fully cleaned (eviscerated), which allows a dangerous bacterium called Clostridium botulinum to grow. This bacterium can cause botulism, a serious illness that can be life-threatening. No illnesses have been reported yet.

    SeriousFDAMay 5, 2026Shining Sea

  • Stop using My Wife's Slaw coleslaw

    My Wife's Slaw is recalling Original and Jalapeno Heat flavored coleslaw sold in 8 oz and 16 oz glass mason jars because the products were made without proper inspection and safety verification. The coleslaw was produced between April 1 and April 28, 2026, and sold online nationwide. No illnesses have been reported so far.

    ModerateFDAMay 5, 2026

  • Summit Import spice powder recalled for elevated lead

    Summit Import Corporation's spice powder (4 oz, plastic bag) was found to contain lead levels higher than New York State standards. About 20 cases of the product were distributed across eight states.

    ModerateFDAApr 29, 2026

  • Chips Ahoy Baked Bites Brookie recalled for hard lumps

    Mondelez Global found hard corn starch lumps in Chips Ahoy Baked Bites Brookie snack cakes sold in multiple states. The affected products are the 22.4 oz carton (2.8 oz pouch) and 7.7 oz carton (1.4 oz pouch) with specific best-by dates in May 2026.

    ModerateFDAApr 29, 2026CHIPS AHOY!

  • Salute Seasonings ground allspice recalled for Salmonella risk

    Salute Seasonings ground allspice (16 oz containers) may be contaminated with Salmonella. The affected product was distributed in California, Hawaii, and Washington. Specific lot codes are A6040, A6054, and A6068.

    SeriousFDAApr 29, 2026

  • Pure Palm Medjool Dates mislabeled, contain undeclared coconut

    Pure Palm Medjool Dates (16 oz, UPC 852160007005, Lot PP0576D1) are labeled as regular date bites but actually contain coconut coating. The mislabeling means customers with coconut allergies may unknowingly consume the product. Approximately 50 cases were distributed to retailers across Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and New York.

    ModerateFDAApr 22, 2026

  • Stop using Bee Well Wildflower Honey

    Bee Well Honey Farm & Supply Inc. is recalling Raw & Unfiltered Wildflower Honey in 12 oz, 22 oz, and 44 oz sizes after FDA testing found high levels of C4 sugar, which indicates possible adulteration or blending with non-honey sweeteners. The product was distributed to retailers in South Carolina.

    FDAApr 22, 2026Bee Well

  • Don't eat Ayco fresh cantaloupe

    Ayco Farms cantaloupe may be contaminated with Salmonella, a bacteria that can cause serious foodborne illness. The affected melons were distributed to Pennsylvania, Florida, California, and New York. No illnesses have been reported so far.

    SeriousFDAApr 15, 2026

  • Do not eat Mei Yu Cheng Da Trading olive skewers

    Mei Yu Cheng Da Trading olive skewers contain cyclamates, a sweetener banned for use in food in the United States. The product was distributed in New York, Pennsylvania, and Florida. No injuries have been reported so far.

    ModerateFDAApr 15, 2026MEI YU CHENG DA TRADING2 products

  • Stop using Connecticut Crab Company crab cakes

    Connecticut Crab Company LLC is recalling crab cakes produced on March 9, 11, 13, 16, and 18, 2026, that may have been stored at unsafe temperatures. This could allow dangerous bacteria called Clostridium botulinum to grow. The affected crab cakes were sold to food service businesses in New York and New Jersey.

    SeriousFDAApr 15, 2026Connecticut Crab Company

  • Mei Heong Yuen roasted peanuts recalled for banned cyclamates

    Super World Trading is recalling three flavors of Mei Heong Yuen roasted peanuts, all 9.17 oz (260g): tangerine, walnut and garlic. The FDA says the products contain cyclamates, a sweetener banned in the United States. No illnesses have been reported. The products were distributed in 19 states, including CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, MA, MD, MI, NY, NC, NJ, OH, OR, PA, TX, UT, VA and WA.

    ModerateFDAApr 8, 2026Mei Heong Yuen3 products

  • Stop using Lone Star Dairy milk powder

    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.

    SeriousFDAApr 8, 2026

  • Cheetos and Loaded dumplings recalled for possible glass

    JFE Franchising is recalling five dumpling products that may contain pieces of glass. The products are sold as Cheetos Flamin' Hot Loaded Dumpling, plus Dumpling Vegetable, Loaded Dumpling Vegetable and Dumpling Party Tray items. No injuries have been reported.

    ModerateFDAApr 8, 2026JFE Franchising2 products

  • Pocas Popping Boba RTD teas recalled for packaging integrity issue

    Pocas is recalling four Popping Boba ready-to-drink tea flavors (Peach Oolong, Mixed Berry Hibiscus, Strawberry Dragon Fruit Oolong, and Mango Passion Fruit Green Tea), all sold in 12-pack cases of 13.8 oz bottles. The packaging may not be sealed properly, which could affect product quality. The teas were shipped to New York, Virginia, Florida, Massachusetts, Texas, Louisiana, Utah, California and Canada. No injuries have been reported.

    FDAApr 8, 2026Pocas4 products

  • Stop using Good Brain Tonic drinks

    Liquid Blenz Corp. is recalling all Good Brain Tonic beverages (16 oz and 32 oz bottles) due to a potential botulism risk. Botulism is a serious form of food poisoning. No illnesses have been reported yet, but the product was distributed nationwide.

    SeriousFDAApr 6, 2026Liquid Blenz

  • Stop eating Raw Farm cheddar cheese

    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.

    SeriousFDAApr 2, 2026

  • Stop using recalled Christopher Ranch and Garland peeled garlic

    Tops Friendly Markets is recalling Christopher Ranch and Garland Fresh peeled garlic because the product may be contaminated with Clostridium botulinum, a bacteria that causes botulism. The contamination occurred because the garlic was stored at temperatures that were too warm. No illnesses have been reported so far.

    SeriousFDAApr 1, 2026Tops

  • Stop using Lucerne 2% Cottage Cheese

    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.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 2026

  • Tops GOLD pickles recalled for possible erucic acid contamination

    Mangalm is recalling six Tops GOLD pickle products from India because the mustard oil used in them may contain erucic acid. The products include mixed, mango, lime, Khatta Meetha, stuffed red chilli and green chilli pickles, in 31.74, 33.51 and 158.73 oz cans. They were distributed in California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington, and no illnesses have been reported.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 2026Tops GOLD6 products

  • Stop using Rose and Shore Margarita pizza

    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.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 2026Rose and Shore

  • Frederik's by Meijer focaccia, pizza recalled for metal fragments

    Bakkavor recalled two bread products, Frederik's by Meijer Slow-Roasted Tomato & Shredded Parmesan focaccia and a Basil Pesto & Mozzarella pizza, because they may contain metal fragments. The company traced the problem to roasted tomatoes from one of its ingredient suppliers. The products were shipped to stores in AZ, CA, CT, FL, IL, MI, NC, NJ, TX and VA, and no injuries have been reported.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 2026Hello Fresh2 products

  • Stop using Sevillo Fine Foods diced tomatoes

    Sevillo Fine Foods is recalling frozen slow roasted diced tomatoes because they may contain metal fragments. The recall affects 24-lb bulk packages with specific lot numbers distributed in California and North Carolina.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 2026Sevillo Fine Foods2 products

  • American Laboratories pepsin powders recalled for Salmonella risk

    American Laboratories is recalling three pepsin powder products because they may be contaminated with Salmonella. The products are Pepsin Full Strength Powder (50 kg), Pepsin 1:10,000 Powder (10 kg), and Pepsin 1:3000 Powder (50 kg), packed in cardboard drums or boxes and sold to wholesale accounts in several U.S. states and one account in Australia. No illnesses have been reported.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 20263 products

  • King Harvest hummus recalled for possible aluminum pieces

    Pacific Coast Fresh is recalling six King Harvest hummus varieties because they may contain aluminum pieces. The products are Jalapeno, Roasted Red Pepper, Sundried Tomato, Balsamic, Black Olive and Spinach Hummus, sold in 10 oz and 17 oz plastic tubs. They were distributed in Oregon and Washington, and no injuries have been reported.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 2026King Harvest6 products

  • Ajinomoto, Trader Joe's and more fried rice recalled for glass

    Ajinomoto is recalling 11 fried rice and gyoza dumpling products because they may contain pieces of glass, 1 to 3 cm long and 2 to 4 mm wide. The products are sold under the Trader Joe's, Kroger, Ajinomoto, Ajinomoto Ling Ling, Tai Pei and Golden Tiger names and were distributed in 43 states. No injuries have been reported.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 2026Trader Joe's11 products

  • First Street and Treasured Harvest peanuts recalled for glass

    Western Mixers is recalling two sizes of Chilli Spanish Peanuts because glass was found inside sealed containers. The products are sold under the First Street brand (11 oz containers) and the Treasured Harvest brand (25 lb bags). No injuries have been reported. The recall was sent to two businesses with a total of 53 retail locations nationwide.

    ModerateFDAApr 1, 20262 products

  • Wawa milk pints recalled for foreign plastic contamination

    Wawa is recalling four 16 oz pint milk products sold in plastic bottles: Reduced Fat Milk 2%, Double Dutch Chocolate Milk, Cookies & Cream Milk, and Chocolate Low-fat Milk. Foreign plastic material was found on the fill line, so the milk may contain plastic pieces. The products were distributed in New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania, and no injuries have been reported.

    ModerateFDAMar 25, 2026Wawa4 products

  • Clover Sonoma, Great Value cottage cheese recalled for pasteurization risk

    Saputo is recalling five Clover Sonoma and Great Value products, including cottage cheese and sour cream, that may not have been fully pasteurized. The California Department of Agriculture found a broken seal on a pasteurizer, which may have affected these products. The products were shipped to stores in AL, AZ, CA, IL, MO, MS, NM, NV, UT, WA and WY, and no illnesses have been reported.

    ModerateFDAMar 25, 2026Clover Sonoma5 products

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