Morningstar Foods is recalling certain units of dairy products, including whipping cream and chocolate ice cream mix products, packaged in grocery store brands, because they might contain soy protein that is undeclared on their packaging. Those who have an allergy to soy protein could have a reaction. The Murray, Ky., company said no reactions have been reported but the problem was discovered when consumers reported off-taste in some products.
Posted at 8:04 pm October 30, 2009 | MoreHuntsville AL-Qualitest Pharmaceuticals today issued a voluntary nationwide recall of all Accusure Insulin Syringes. The distributed syringes are of the following descriptions and NDC numbers: 28G 1/2cc, NDC 0603-6995-21;28G 1cc, NDC 0603-6996-21; 29G 1/2cc NDC 0603-6997-21, 29G 1cc, NDC 0603-6998-21, 30G 1/2cc, NDC 0603-999-21, 30G 1cc, NDC 0603-7000-21, 31G 1/2cc, NDC 0603-7001-21; and 31G 1cc, NDC 0603-7002-21. All Accusure Insulin Syringes regardless of lot number are subject to this recall.
Posted at 6:36 pm October 28, 2009 | MoreA child's neck can get tangled in the inner cord of Roman shades or the exposed loop of roller blinds, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Posted at 5:01 pm October 27, 2009 | MoreAn Ohio distributor is recalling some Kroger store brand hazelnut spread that might contain peanuts not declared on the label. About 65 cases were distributed to Kroger Co. supermarkets in as many as 16 states, including Indiana and Ohio.
Posted at 9:02 am October 22, 2009 | MoreThe product was sold throughout the nation at Toys-R-Us and Babies-R-Us stores.
Posted at 3:39 pm October 20, 2009 | MoreInspectors discovered the tonsils had not been completely removed.
Posted at 4:11 pm October 16, 2009 | MoreThe company received six reports of hose inserts dislodging, including the one involved in the diver’s death.
Posted at 10:11 am October 15, 2009 | MoreThe company received 15 reports of the front tray or basket coming loose, including two reports of minor cuts and bruises.
Posted at 9:59 am October 15, 2009 | MoreDETROIT - Ford Motor Co. said Tuesday it will add 4.5 million older-model vehicles to the long list of those recalled because a defective cruise control switch could cause a fire. The latest voluntary action pushes Ford's total recall due to faulty switches to 14.3 million registered vehicles over 10 years, capping the company's largest cumulative recall in history involving a single problem.
Posted at 10:18 am October 14, 2009 | More
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