The FDA just gave the second-highest risk level to a nationwide butter recall. Here's how to tell if your butter is affected.

A recent recall of human donor milk distributed across nine states has been classified as the second-highest risk level—of three—by food inspectors. The milk was voluntarily recalled by Columbus-based ...

Food inspectors are urgently advising consumers not to eat the product recalled over fears about lead and cadmium levels.

The products were distributed to commercial and retail distributors in five states; Texas, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Arkansas and New Jersey. They were also distributed internationally.

The products were distributed to commercial and retail distributors in five states; Texas, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Arkansas and ...

The contaminated products were discovered through the company’s internal testing, but no illnesses have been reported ...

The FDA has issued a notice warning of a device correction related to ventilators from Philips Respironics. This marks the ...

The producer calls itself "one of the largest in the world," supplying nuts to makers of ice cream, cereal, snacks, baked ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has elevated a nationwide recall covering 64,800 pounds (that’s 1,800 cases) of ...

Co-authors: Roger Hancock, CEO of Recall InfoLink, and Gillian Kelleher, president and CEO of Kelleher Consultants LLC. -- OPINION -- On July 9, the FDA ...

Multiple boxes of freeze-dried fruit sold at Sam’s Club wholesale stores are being recalled due to potential listeria ...

Here are seven ongoing recalls that were announced in late July and early August—and what to do if you have the recalled item.