Recall

Check your freezers now--this brand of frozen chicken strips is NOT safe to eat.

The FDA announced a recall of a very common food product sold in the US due to potential salmonella contamination.

This product is not only being recalled from Alabama Walmart stores, it is also being recalled from stores all over North America in late March 2022. This might be my favorite food product of all-time. I have issues with anyone that is not a lover of this food item.

Over 1,600 pounds of Beef Jerky products have been recalled tonight and Alabama is one of the key states listed for this recall. Products sold under multiple labels including Durbin Farms here in Alabama have been recalled due to a possible listeria cross contamination.

The USDA has issued a list of stores where the ground beef recalled for E. coli was sold, but says there are other stores not on the list that may have sold the meat. Here is the list of retailers known to have sold the recalled ground beef.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that Creation Gardens Inc. "is recalling approximately 22,832 pounds of raw ground beef and beef primal cut products that may be contaminated with E. coli."

If you've recently purchased hot dogs from Nathan's or Curtis Beef Master, you need to hear this: John Morrell, the parent company of these brands, recently issued a recall.

Bimbo Bakeries has issued a voluntary recall for several of its brands in 11 states, including Alabama.

A national distributor of bottled water has issued a voluntary recall for 14 of its brands due to possible E. coli contamination.

Yesterday, the Centers for Disease Control announced its investigation into the Blue Bell ice cream listeria outbreak has ended. Reports released by the FDA found evidence of the bacteria in numerous samples taken from plants located in Oklahoma and Alabama and appeared to confirm findings from a private lab in Florida...