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Voluntary Recall Announced

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Spartan Stores have voluntarily recalled certain deli products as a precaution, effective September 12, 2012, as a result of concern over Lysteria Monocytogenes exposure. At this time, there are no reports of illness. The items were distributed to a limited number of independent supermarkets as well as Family Fare, D&W Fresh Markets, Glen’s, and VG’s in Michigan. For a full list of items, visit the recalls page on www.spartanstores.com.

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Spartan Stores Voluntarily Recalled Deli Products Due to Possible Health Risks

Seafood Recalled for Listeria

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3fish Inc. located in Gastonia, North Carolina is voluntarily recalling the products containing onions provided by Gills Onions. The onions have been found to possibly contain listeria virus which can proved deadly to children, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems. For healthy individuals the illness is not fatal. Seven of their various seafood products are affected by this recall and may contain listeria virus.

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3fish, Inc. Recalls Seafood Cakes And Crab Stuffed Fish Because Of Possible Health Risk

Voluntary Recall Issued for Pharmaceutical

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Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Inc. has recently announced a recall from users of one lot of Nimodipine Capsules, 30 mg, marketed by Caraco Pharmaceutical Laboratories. The recall is due to presence of crystals of nimodipine within the capsule solution of the lot. The following lots were recalled number: 3305.039A, NDC Number: 57664-135-65 (Unit Dose Blisters of 100 (25×4)) and number: 3305.039B, NDC Number: 57664-135-64 (Unit Dose Blisters of 30 (5×6)). Patients and healthcare providers are urged to discontinue use of these lots and contact the company immediately.

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Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Inc. Issues Nationwide Voluntary Recall of One Lot of Nimodipine Capsules due to Crystallization of the Fill Material

Exploding Toilets Recalled

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Exploding toilets have caused 2,330,600 defective flushing mechanisms to get voluntarily recalled due to posing a laceration hazard. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall of the Flushmate product. The system may burst, lifting the tank lid and shattering the tank. Those who own this product are urged to stop using it immediately. So far, 204 reports of bursting toilets which resulted in property damage, and 14 cases of laceration, were received by the company. The product is called the Series 503 Flushmate III, according to news reports. They were sold at Home Depot and Lowe’s for about $108.

Contaminated Snacks Pulled from Stores

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Reichel Foods, Inc. of Rochester, Minnesota is recalling a few of its products (i.e. Dippin’ Stix Sliced Apples & Caramel with Peanuts and Armour Active Packs Cheese Pizza Lunch Kits) as a precaution. It has been determined by microbiological testing that some of these products may cause fatal infections in children and the elderly due to contamination. There has been no reported cases of illnesses caused by these products. The products of concern have expiration dated of September 1-3, 2012 and were distributed through retailers in the U.S.

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Reichel Foods, Inc. Issues Voluntary Recall For Dippin’ Stix Sliced Apples and Caramel With Peanuts And Armour Active Packs Cheese Pizza Lunch Kits Because of Possible Health Risk

Adult Tracheostomy Tubes Recalled

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Covidien announced on August 4, 2012 that they had notified customers on July 18, 2012 that they were voluntarily recalling a few lots of their Shiley reusable cannula, cuffed adult tracheostomy tubes, size 8. They are recalling them, because they are receiving a large number of reports that the tubes are leaking and disconnecting between the inner and outer cannulae.

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Covidien Implements a Voluntary Recall of Certain Lots of Shiley Adult Tracheostomy Tubes

Coconut Allergy Alert Issued

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This article is about the voluntary recalling of 6 pack chocolate chip Clif bars by Clif Bar & Company. The reason the company is doing a voluntary recall is because of mislabeling. Some Coconut chocalte Clif bars were mislabeled with Chocolate Macadamia Clif bars in select stores. Clif bar & Company feared law suites that could stem from coconut allergies.

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Coconut Allergy Alert and Voluntary Recall of 6-Pack Coconut Chocolate Chip CLIF? Bars

Voluntary Recall Announced for Onions

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On July 27th of this year GH Foods, a Californian company is doing a recall on food containing yellow onions due to a possibility of Listeria monocytogenes contamination; which can cause series illness and even death in the case of children.

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GH Foods CA Initiates Voluntary Recall of Products That Contain Yellow Onions

Arthur Dogswell LLC Voluntarily Recalls Chicken Breast

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Information about the recall of Catswell Brand Vitakitty Chicken Breast with Flaxseed And Vitamins by Arthur Dogswell LLC can be found on this page. Only specific packages are subject to recall due to the possibility of the product containing propylene glycol. Specific information about the packages affected and further recall instructions are provided.

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Arthur Dogswell LLC Voluntarily Recalls Catswell Brand Vitakitty Chicken Breast With Flaxseed And Vitamins Because Of Possible Health Risk

Dehumidifiers Recalled for Burn Hazard

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The corporate company Sears is recalling one of their products. The product is a dehumidifier and the problem with it is that it is prone to fire and burning hazards. It’s a voluntary recall, so that is good for the company. Only certain models have the problem, and they have listed which ones do.

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Sears Recalls Kenmore Dehumidifiers Due to Fire and Burn Hazards