Food Recalls

It's a bittersweet scoop for fans of a popular ice cream brand. An unexpected recall is stirring up safety concerns for some consumers.

If you’ve recently stocked up on ready-to-eat meals, you’ll want to tune in — there’s a reason to check those labels closely today.

From mushrooms to meals, some popular products are turning out to be more dangerous than delicious.

A wave of food recalls is sweeping through New York, with serious implications for families. Here’s what you need to know to keep your loved ones safe.

If you shop at CVS, you need to check your refrigerator or pantry asap!

If you’ve got these snacks in your stash or ice cream bars in your freezer, you might want to listen up—something’s not quite right.

Niagara County has published a list of restaurants that had health code violations during their latest inspections in June.

Over 25,000 packages of baby food sold at Target stores nationwide are being recalled due to elevated lead levels.

Nestlé USA is voluntarily recalling a limited number of Lean Cuisine and STOUFFER’S frozen meals across New York State due to dangerous foreign materials.

Check your freezer for these items sold at Aldi stores in New York. They could injure your teeth.

Sodas sold in New York are being recalled due to the potential for health risks.

If you purchased boneless chicken bites recently, you need to check your freezer.