More than 1,000 product warnings, recalls and notices for food, food contact materials, cosmetics and toys were published in Austria between 2010 and 2019.
The main reasons were residues, microorganisms and contamination by foreign material.
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Complaints of food poisoning, allergic reactions and foreign bodies in food could increase by more than half during the holidays this December, according to Food Alert.
The company, which provides food safety and health and
Continue Reading Food safety complaints expected to rise this month; anti-waste efforts continue
Conagra Brands is recalling approximately 2,200 cases of Udi’s Classic Hamburger Buns due to the potential presence of small pieces of white plastic.
The company says a dough scraper was inadvertently incorporated into the production
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Foster Poultry Farms in Farmerville, LA, has recalled 131,880 pounds of frozen, ready-to-eat breaded chicken patty products that may be contaminated with foreign materials, specifically plastic, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety
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Ajinomoto Windsor Inc., a Lampasas, TX, establishment, late Friday recalled more than 35,000 pounds of frozen ready-to-eat beef taquito products that consumers have said are contaminated rubber and plastic, according to the U.S. Department of
Continue Reading 17 and half tons of José Olé beef taquitos recalled for ‘extraneous materials’
A consumer complaint of a small piece of rubber in H-E-B brand baby food has led to the
Continue Reading Baby food recalled after rubber found by consumer
Philadelphia-based E. G. Emils & Sons Inc. is recalling approximately 5,896 pounds of organic deli ham sold under the Wegmans label because it may be contaminated with “extraneous materials,” according to the U.S. Department of
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