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1.7 Million Pounds of Sugar Recalled in 8 States Over Allergen Risk - AOL (opens the original)
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What we’re talking about: Almost 1.7 million pounds of sugar, including Target products, were recalled in eight states. Why it matters: The recalled sugar may contain wheat kernel, an undeclared allergen. What you should do: Return or throw away any recalled sugar, even if you can consume wheat. Nearly 1.7 million pounds of sugar, including products sold at Target, have been recalled in eight states, the Food and Drug Administration announced (FDA). United Sugar Producers and Refiners initially
FDA Announces Hand Soap Recall in 15 States—Thousands of Bottles May Contain Bacteria - AOL (opens the original)
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What we’re talking about: Certain hand soaps have been recalled in 15 states over potential bacterial contamination. Why it matters: Using contaminated hand soap can lead to infections, including pneumonia and UTIs. What you can do: Check if your hand soap is affected and throw out any recalled products. Check your bathroom now—hand soap has been recalled in 15 states due the possible presence of bacteria, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The soaps were initially recalled on
FDA Announces Cheese Recall in 7 States—Consumers “Urged to Destroy” Products - AOL (opens the original)
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What we’re talking about: A gourmet cheese sold at Whole Foods has been recalled in seven states. Why it matters: The cheese contains undeclared egg, posing a serious health risk to people with an egg allergy. What you can do: The FDA is urging consumers to destroy any recalled cheese and request a refund. A gourmet cheese from Whole Foods is being recalled in seven states over a potentially dangerous allergen risk, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Friday. The grocer’s Cabricharm
More Than 3,000 Gallons of Cold Brew Recalled Over Botulism Risk, FDA Says - AOL (opens the original)
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A new cold brew recall affects more than 3,000 gallons distributed in two states. The recalled cold brew may contain Clostridium botulinum, the bacterium that causes botulism. If you have it, do not drink the recalled cold brew, and monitor for symptoms of botulism. There’s a new warning for cold brew drinkers: More than 3,000 gallons of the popular coffee drink were just recalled over the risk of botulism. Earlier this month, Brooklyn Roasting Works LLC pulled the product from shelves in two st
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