food recall

An earlier recall of frozen chicken strip products by Tyson Foods has been expanded.

The recall also impacts five other states.

Yikes! Tyson has just recalled 69,000 pounds of ready to eat chicken strips because they could contain metal pieces.

Check your freezers!

If you have recently purchased Boston Market frozen meals, check your freezer to see if your product is part of a recall that includes over 86 tons of food.

Tyson Foods has announced a voluntary recall of 5-pound bags of Tyson®Fully Cooked Panko Chicken Nuggets that were sold nationwide because some bags have rubber in them.

A voluntary recall has been issued by General Mills for five-pound bags of Gold Medal Unbleached Flour due to salmonella concerns.

The same concerns that caused Americans to stop eating Romaine lettuce just prior to Thanksgiving is rearing it's head again - just in time for Christmas.

Have you purchased one of these lately?

The Food and Drug Administration has determined that the Romaine in question "most likely" came from California.

These ready to eat salads could be contaminated with salmonella and listeria. The salads are distributed by Walmart, Trader Joe's, and Whole Foods.

Last month we told you about a large ground beef recall that had to do with possible E. Coli contamination. Now there is an even bigger recall underway for beef that may have been contaminated with salmonella. 57 people have already been sick from this case...