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Recall roundup: Dozens of popular everyday items have been recalled nationwide
Federal agencies flagged recalls of more than 1 million bottles of medicine and hundreds of thousands of vehicles, plus food and household items.
- Federal safety agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration and the Consumer Product Safety Commission, announced dozens of nationwide product recalls over the past two weeks affecting food, vehicles, and household goods.
- Major automakers, including Ford, Honda, Kia, and Subaru, are recalling millions of vehicles due to critical safety defects ranging from rear suspension failure to transmission issues and fire hazards.
- Consumers face risks from household products and pantry items, including nearly 736,000 Pillsbury rolls containing potential glass and 554,780 Kobalt yard power tools over fire hazards.
- Contamination concerns triggered significant health alerts, including infant botulism linked to Nara Organics formula and a Class I recall of nearly 685,000 potato chip bags due to salmonella.
- Officials urge consumers to verify product safety by checking recall notices for UPC codes and expiration dates, while signing up for FDA and USDA alerts enables rapid notification of future recalls.
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Recall roundup: Dozens of popular everyday items have been recalled nationwide
Dozens of everyday products sold across the United States have been recalled over the past two weeks, affecting everything from food and pet products to household items and outdoor equipment.
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