Product Recalls

Canadian and U.S. health and food officials recalled over 100,000 pounds of chicken that had been distributed to a number of restaurants and hotels.

The recall affects 2015 Ford Fusion and 2015 Lincoln MKZ cars.

Tyson said some consumers reported finding “extraneous material” in the bags of chicken patties.

Certain MacBook Pros have been banned on flights, according to government officials.

The product can be identified by finding the lot code and use-by date at the upper right corner of the bag or the top label on the clamshell of package.

The mirror glass could fall out without warning.

Ford Motor Company is recalling thousands of 2020 Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator SUVs over a safety issue that could increase the risk of a crash.

Super Jumper recalls over 20,000 trampolines due to fall and injury hazards.

The CDC is issuing a warning to dog owners to throw out any pig ear dog treats due to contamination.

Thousands of pounds of frozen beef and pork meatballs are being recalled because of undeclared allergens and misbranding, according to a Thursday recall notice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).

Medical device maker Allergan Inc. is recalling a type of breast implant linked to a rare form of cancer.

More than 700 pounds of raw beef and pork were recalled Monday.

A variety of packaged food sold at Target and The Fresh Market are being recalled over possible listeria contamination.

Neutrogena announced it has recalled its Light Therapy Acne Mask and Activator due to a risk of an eye injury.

Pita Pal Foods issued a recall on various hummus and dips sold under nearly a dozen brands due to possible listeria contamination.

Nearly three dozen CVS Health-branded eye drops and ointment were added to the nationwide recall last week over sterility concerns.

Mazda Motor Corp. issued a recall in the U.S. to fix a software problem in some of its SUVs and cars that can cause the engines to stall unexpectedly. 

Disney recalled its “Toy Story 4” Forky plush toy on Monday because it poses as a choking hazard to toddlers.

The recall will affect nearly 60,000 Focus models made between 2012 and 2017.

New York-based Altaire Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced Wednesday that it was recalling eye drops and ointments sold at Walgreens and Walmart.