Because of malicious tampering, Hannaford is recalling Portland Pie pizza dough and Portland Pie cheese that were sold in their deli department. The company says that “metal objects” were inserted into their Portland Pie products. This posing a choking, mouth injury hazard, and injury to the throat or esophagus. No injuries or illnesses have been … Read more
Monogram Meat Snacks of Virginia is recalling about 191,928 pounds of Duke’s ready-to-eat pork sausages products because they may be adulterated due to possible product contamination. The sausages may have been tampered with following production. No confirmed reports of any adverse reactions have been received to date. The recalled products were produced and packaged for … Read more
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning consumers that some infant formula products may have been tampered with. A report from a Walmart store in Kanata, Ontario prompted the warning; product substitution is suspected. The advisory states, “this type of issue is not typically associated with the manufacturing process but can occur occasionally when a consumer … Read more
The FDA released the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) final rule for mitigation strategies to protect food against intentional adulteration last week. This rule is intended to prevent public harm by requiring companies in the U.S. and abroad to take steps to prevent adulteration of the food supply. These facilities are required to complete and maintain … Read more
Lobular Companies and Strang’s Produce are voluntarily recalling Farmer’s Market and Strang’s Produce brands of Russet Potatoes from the market because they may have been tampered with. Nails and needles were found in the potatoes. No injuries have been reported to date. You can see the long list of products recalled, the brand names, common … Read more
According to WSMV.com, the FDA is investigating product tampering after nails were found inside candy. A Baby Ruth candy bar and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups had nails inside them. They were sold at a Perry County, Tennessee convenience store. No employees are suspected in this product tampering. All of the stores’ candy was opened and … Read more
Skittles candy was not the source of illness for two people who became ill the same afternoon they ate the candy earlier this week, according to WTHR.com. The two, who ate from a package of Original Skittles on March 4, were treated and released from Reid Hospital after they experienced burning throats, cramping and diarrhea after eating … Read more