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The listeria outbreak tied to recalled Boar's Head deli meats has led to 57 hospitalizations. So far, nine people from several states have died from the outbreak.

Nearly 10,000 cases of apple juice were pulled from shelves at Walmart after they were found to have an elevated level of "inorganic arsenic," a potentially toxic mineral.

Unilever on Wednesday recalled about 137,000 cases of Popsicle Jolly Rancher Frozen Confection Pops, issuing a warning to consumers of a possible undeclared allergen.

BMW recently launched a recall of nearly 720,800 vehicles across several models in response to the risk of a short circuit by their water pump connector.

Perdue Foods LLC issued a recall for three different frozen chicken products due to fears that there is a "foreign object," specifically metal, in the items.

A recall of approximately 653,000 Trader Joe’s mango tangerine scented candles is underway, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

A salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers has left 125 people hospitalized and made people sick in 31 states and the District of Columbia.

Ground cinnamon from a Florida company distributed in Maryland were found to have high levels of lead, prompting an expanded recall.

Ford and Mazda on Tuesday instructed owners of some vehicles not to drive their cars due to them still having potentially-dangerous airbags installed.

Shelled walnuts voluntarily recalled last month for potential listeria contamination have now tested positive, causing the FDA to reclassify the recall.

More than 100 illnesses, including over 40 hospitalizations, have been linked to the Diamond Shruumz-branded chocolate bars, cones or gummies that were recalled in June.

Candy products sold throughout the United States at Walmart, Target, Dollar General and other stores have been recalled due to a risk of Salmonella bacteria contamination.