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'It's Time To Check Your Freezer: 47 Tons Of Beef Have Been Recalled

MF Meats, a New York-based company, is recalling nearly 47 tons of raw beef products due to possible contamination with non-food grade mineral seal oil. This huge recall affects meat processed all the way back in November of last year to mid-February of this year.

By Monti Carlo

'Yikes! Almost 62,000 Pounds of Trader Joes Soup Dumplings Are Under Recall

It's time for a freezer check. Your favorite Trader Joe's Steamed Chicken Soup Dumplings might be hiding a dangerous surprise - hard plastic from a permanent marker. Keep reading to see if your dumplings are part of the urgent recall and what you should do next.
'Enjoy Your Treats Worry-Free: PFAS Are Out. Food Safety Is In!

The FDA just announced a major win for public health, banning harmful PFAS chemicals from food packaging. Learn more about this victory for safer food choices!
'Californians, Check Your Pantries! Shemshad Food Pickles Recalled Due To Botulism Risk

The California Department of Public Health urges SoCal consumers to check their pantries for certain Shemshad Food pickled products due to possible C. botulinum contamination. This bacteria can cause serious illness and even death.
'Beyond The Buzz: The Hidden Dangers of Energy Drinks

Energy drinks are linked to heart problems, even in healthy individuals. Learn about the dangers of excessive caffeine and hidden ingredients in popular drinks.
'Hold the Sauce! Chick-fil-A Voluntary Recall

If you grabbed some Polynesian dipping sauce at Chick-fil-A between February 14th and 27th, you want to double-check your sauce stash.
'Tahini Time Out! Popular Brand Recalled Due to Potential Salmonella Risk

It's time to check your pantry! There's a recall on Roland's 16oz tahini brand due to possible salmonella contamination. Learn how to identify the recalled product, what to do if you have it, and salmonella symptoms to watch out for.
'AG's Demand The FDA Take Action Against Tainted Baby Food

Concerned about heavy metals in baby food? This article exposes an ongoing issue with baby food manufacturers and the urgent need for the U.S. FDA to take action in providing guidance on heavy metal levels in baby food.
'RECALL ALERT! Popular Camping Pots Recalled Due to Burn Hazard

Check your camping cooking gear! The CPSC has announced a voluntary company recall of certain MSR brand camping pots due to a potential burn hazard. The affected models include the Reactor, Trail Lite, and PocketRocket Stove brands. Here’s what you need to know.
'Attention Cake Lovers: Popular Brand Issues Urgent Recall in 30 States!

If you’re a fan of Banh Ba Xa and Banh Pia cakes, you should know they are currently under voluntary recall due to undeclared eggs. The good news is no illnesses have been reported. We've got everything you need to know.
'Are Adrenal Cocktails A Thirst Trap? What You Need to Know

“Adrenal Fatigue” is the worrisome wellness trend of the week, but it isn’t backed by science. Trendy mocktail makers are promising relief to this spurious malady with homemade “Adrenal Cocktails.” Let’s see what’s woo vs what’s wellness regarding these drinks.
'Pesticide in Cheerios & Quaker Oats Fuels Safety Debates

A recent study by the Environmental Working Group has revealed alarming levels of pesticide in oats-based products like Cheerios and Quaker Oats which has sparked worries about the potential health risks. Here’s what you need to know. Is Your Oatmeal Safe?
'Check Your Fridge: Raw Cheddar Recall Over E. Coli Concerns

Some Raw Farm Raw Cheddar cheese products have been recalled as E. coli signs emerge. Though no products have tested positive yet, signs of infection have been reported in 10 people across 4 states.
'Popular Deli Meats Are Under Recall (What You Need to Know)

Attention, charcuterie lovers! Fratelli Beretta is recalling Ready-To-Eat charcuterie platters that contain coppa due to possible under-processing. Don't worry; we've got all the info you need!
'Consumer Reports Raises Concerns About Chemicals in General Mills Foods

A study by Consumer Reports has revealed concerning levels of phthalates (aka chemicals used to soften plastics) in several General Mills food products. They’ve asked the consumer food giant, which serves customers in more than 100 countries on six continents, to do something about it.