Recall

The United States Food and Drug Administration has announced the recall of multiple varieties of onion that may have sickened approximately 400 people, including several in the state of Idaho

The FDA has added more hand sanitizer brands to the list of toxic products originally posted in June.

Recalled products vary from bagged salad and 'chopped kit' variety products to coleslaw and may be branded under a different name than Fresh Express.

A new recall has been initiated by a Texas producer of bagged chicken nuggets. At least one consumer reported the presence of foreign matter inside the packaging

The FDA is warning that some hand sanitizers, meant to protect you by killing germs and bacteria, are instead actually hazardous to your health.

The USDA website flagged the recall as a "high" health risk.

In a safety recall report, Harbor Freight has announced the recall of 454,000 Pittsburgh Automotive brand jack stands.

Consuming products containing peanuts if allergic could pose severe health risks.

The FDA has asked all stores selling Zantac and all people using Zantac to stop immediately.

Norovirus is contracted through touching contaminated surfaces, contacting infected persons or consuming tainted food and beverages.

Around 14,000 Infantino baby carriers have been recalled due to a product defect which could cause buckles to break and allow the child to drop.

A nationally sold brand of chicken flavored ramen noodles is being voluntarily recalled after specific ingredients in the packages may have a link to bacterium.

Seven people in five states have been infected with the current strain of listeria

The White Castle burger brand achieved trendy status in 2004 with the release of, "Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle." There are an estimated 420 White Castle fast-food restaurants in the U.S.

The vegetable assortments are sold in stores throughout the United States and Canada. Exposure to listeria can have serious consequences.

Nestlé is recalling a variety of tubs, tubes, and cubes of ready-to-bake cookie dough as a part of a voluntary recall.

Products affected and included in the recall listed on the USDA website include pork sausage patties and breakfast turkey patties.

The FDA and Johnson & Johnson are currently conducting further tests to determine what kind of a real threat (if any) these results have to U.S. consumers.

The recall includes an undetermined amount of ready-to-eat poultry products that may be contaminated with listeria.

Some of the flagged prints include Owl, Panda, Hello Bunny, Elephant, Big Stars, Rainbow Glow and Winter Deer.