Food Recalls

Recalls issued for chicken salad sandwich and brioche bread products due to undeclared allergens; no illnesses reported; products sold in Georgia, South Carolina, Texas; human error in labeling department; no deaths involved

Increase in Hospitalizations and Deaths from Contaminated Food in the U.S. in 2024

A study by the U.S. PIRG Education Fund reveals an increase in hospitalizations and deaths from contaminated food in the United States in 2024 compared to 2023. The biggest threats were from E. coli, listeria, and salmonella. More high-profile recalls occurred in 2024, including McDonald's and Boar's Head products.

Safety of Cannabis Products in the U.S.

As cannabis becomes more popular in the U.S., concerns about contaminants like pesticides and heavy metals in weed products are growing. State regulations vary, making it difficult to ensure product safety. Illegal markets pose a risk with unsanitary conditions and lack of transparency. Legal, regulated markets are working on ensuring product safety through testing and recalls.

Call for Recall of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass

Elon Musk calls for the recall of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass over alleged mishandling of recent fires and hiring of an 'outside consultant'. Bass has a history of support for communism. Recalls in Los Angeles are difficult to organize.

Thanksgiving Food Safety Tips

Fox News provides tips on having a safe and healthy Thanksgiving, highlighting three food items recalled due to potential contamination by E. coli and listeria.

Tesla Price Cuts

Tesla has dropped prices on its cars by about $2,000 in the United States, China, and other countries. The price reductions vary by region but are around 5% for the most affordable models. This comes as Tesla faces challenges such as delivering fewer cars and increased competition.

Nestlé Recalls Starbucks Mugs Due to Injuries

Nestlé is recalling over 440,000 Starbucks mugs due to reports of injuries like burns and cuts. The ceramic mugs with metallic coating were sold as part of a 2023 holiday Starbucks-branded gift set.

FDA Advisory on Cinnamon Products Containing Lead

The FDA issued an advisory for six brands of cinnamon sold in U.S. discount stores due to elevated levels of lead. No illnesses have been linked to the products, but consumers are advised to discard the impacted cinnamon products.