Product Recalls

Frozen blackberry products sold at Walmart and Save-A-Lot have been recalled because of a possible norovirus contamination.

The recall applies to older 15-inch MacBook Pros, most of which were sold between September 2015 and February 2017.

A Texas company recalled more than 246,000 pounds of breakfast wraps because some may contain small rocks.

More than 14,000 cases of some King Arthur Flour bags were recalled because of possible E. coli contamination, officials said Thursday.

Costco recalled some of its frozen berries because of a possible hepatitis A contamination.

Ford issued a recall Wednesday on about 1.2 million Explorer SUVs in the U.S. due to a suspension issue that could lead to a dangerous crash.

Tyson Foods recalled more than 190,000 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken fritters because some may contain hard plastic, officials said Saturday.

Fiat Chrysler announced a recall Friday that will affect close to 343,000 Ram pickup trucks worldwide due to a software error that could potentially cause airbags and seat belts to not work properly during a crash, the company said.

The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Wednesday that Apple’s World Travel Adapter Kits sold before February 2015 were being recalled due to the “risk of electric shock.”

Roughly 95,000 pounds of Johnsonville’s ready-to-eat jalapeño cheddar smoked sausages were recalled due to the potential presence of “extraneous material,” U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) officials announced Friday.

The United States Department of Agriculture announced Friday that Perdue Foods LLC. has recalled more than 31,000 pounds of chicken products due to possible contamination with extraneous materials, includes pieces of bone.

Target recalled about 90,000 USB charging cables after receiving more than a dozen reports of the cords smoking, igniting and causing finger burns.

Aldi has recalled all five-pound bags of Baker’s Corner All Purpose Flour Thursday because of the potential presence of E. coli, which was discovered during a test.

Purely Elizabeth issued a recall on Wednesday for some of their granola products because of “possible foreign matter contamination,” officials said.

Honda recalled 137,000 SUVs on Wednesday after the Japanese automaker received reports of air bags suddenly deploying in vehicles.

Tattoo inks were recalled Wednesday after officials discovered they were contaminated with bacteria that could lead to serious infections or health issues.

A recall was issued Friday for certain packages of Deshi “Golden Raisins” due to the presence of “undeclared sulphites” that could pose a dangerous allergy risk, officials said.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday said there are 196 reported cases of E. coli linked to ground beef across 10 states.

Igloo Products Corp. announced Wednesday it was recalling about 60,000 marine elite coolers because the stainless steel latch can automatically lock while the lid is closed, possibly trapping and suffocating a person inside the container.

The meat producer said it has concerns that some products might be contaminated with pieces of metal.