food recall

A popular breakfast staple often served in Texas as part of a "healthy breakfast" has been recalled by the Food and Drug Administration.

A popular cereal product often touted as a "healthy choice" to Louisiana consumers has been recalled by the Food and Drug Administration. Consuming the product could cause irreversible health issues.

The Food and Drug Administration has issued its highest level recall for an undisclosed ingredient that could pose a major health risk for thousands of Texans.

A snack treat popular with Texas palates has been recalled over allergen concerns. The threat has been designated as a Level One threat by the FDA so there is a serious health risk involved.

The Food and Drug Administration is advising Louisiana consumers to avoid this popular snack item because of concerns over undisclosed allergens.

More than 22-thousand pounds of sausage products have been recalled. Here's what Texas consumers and cooks need to know about getting a refund or replacement.

A popular hot sauce product has been recalled from store shelves in Texas. Here's what to do if you already have this product in your home.

Louisiana hot sauce lovers, before you plop another drop on what you're about to eat, check the label, make sure that hot stuff hasn't been recalled.

America and Louisiana's favorite brand of tortilla chips has issued a recall for a potential hazard. Here is what "snackers" need to look for on the packaging.

Trader Joe’s has issued a recall for its Organic Acai Bowls due to possible plastic contamination. Find out how Texas shoppers can get a refund and what’s next for Trader Joe’s in the state.

All 126 ALDI locations in Texas are affected by a product recall involving potential metal contamination. The product recalled is exclusive to ALDI stores.

Texas snackers are on alert. A popular brand of chips has been recalled because of the potential for life-threatening allergic reactions.

Louisiana snackers are on alert. A popular brand of chips has been recalled because of the potential for life-threatening allergic reactions.

Texas families who buy ready to eat chicken tenders and nuggets will want to check their freezers to see if any of the contaminated products need to be disposed of.

Louisiana consumers have been hit with product recalls on ice cream, pet treats, and now seafood. The FDA says these products should be returned or discarded.

Aldi and the Food and Drug Administration have announced a recall on an item that's quite popular at Texas picnics.

Higher than normal levels of arsenic have been detected in fruit juices sold in many Louisiana stores. Arsenic can pose a health risk for very young children.

Walmart stores across Louisiana are pulling certain meat products off the shelf because of possible E.coli contamination.

The United States Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service has issued a recall for a popular canned meat and poultry product sold in Louisiana, Texas, and across the country.

If you are a parent with young kids in Louisiana chances are you have Quaker Oats products in your pantry.