food recall

It just wouldn't be a new week without at least one report of a food safety recall involving food products that were, or are, being sold in Illinois. Well, it's a new week, and we've got a new product recall.

It was only a week or so back that I told you about the recall of 43 tons of meat that had been sold here in Illinois. Before that it was a recall on fish. Before that it was almonds. 2022 has had plenty of recalls, and we've still got almost 3 months left in the year.

Just like gingerbread houses you can buy during Christmas, retail stores offer edible Easter and Spring-related houses. Sadly, sales won't be booming for Easter this year.

Last week, we told you that Italian-style meats were being linked to a Salmonella outbreak happening in Illinois, along with 16 other states. At the time, no brand name had been identified as being the source. Now, they have.

Over the past month or so we've seen food product recalls of salads, pet foods, and muffins, all for different reasons. Two had a problem with Salmonella, another involved the potential for listeria. Now comes another recall, and this time it's beef.

Start checking your freezer or fridges to see if you bought some of this recalled ground beef.

Spinach, romaine lettuce, and meat recalls are bad enough. But Cheese Nips? Now I'm concerned.

Time to check your groceries, another huge salmonella and listeria outbreak could be in Rockford.

A popular cereal aimed at children is now listed as illegal to sell and when you read why you'll understand.

Over 300,000 pounds of hot dogs and sausages were recalled yesterday.