recall

Check your fridge for brands such as Open Nature, Food Club and others as there is a large recall of ham and pepperoni products. Listeria was detected in some sampling from the St. Clair Shores, Michigan plant.

If you've purchased Prima Wawona peaches Walmart, Target, or Smith's in Bozeman, you may want to throw them out.

It's not a pleasant email to get but I'm thankful for the voluntary recall information I received today from my grocery store regarding possible Listeria contamination.

The FDA has issued a public health alert on these items.

Tyson Foods, Inc., is recalling nearly 12 million pounds of frozen, ready-to-eat chicken strip products that may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically pieces of metal. This is an expansion of a recall announced back in March, which included approximately 69,000 pounds of frozen chicken strips ...

The recall is due to concerns of potentially elevated vitamin D levels.

The product is being called for a very, very good reason.

They are recalling select beef dog treats that may be found locally at Murdochs, Petco, and Walmart.

Several jars of peanut butter have been recalled. Look for these organic and store-brand labels. Some almond butter is also included in the recall. Here's the list and instructions on what to do:

VERY IMPORTANT message for all dog and cat owners!  There is a massive recall on Natura Pet food.  The recall covers both dog and cat food.  Natura is voluntarily recalling the product do to a positive test for Salmonella. According to the company - We made this decision in part due to a single positive Salmonella test by the FDA on product manufactured April 3...

Scary news for parents of newborns - another recall is in place after infant deaths have been reported. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Nap Nanny poses a serious risk to babies, due to defects in its design, warnings, and instructions...

Do you drive a Toyota of any kind?  If so, you need to check this list!  They are recalling 7.4 millions vehicles due to power window switches that can stick, smoke and potentially cause a fire. The largest recall since 1996 --it  involves inspecting and if necessary replacing the driver's side power window switch. Here's the list of the vehicles recalled!