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The virus can cause fever, stomach pain, nausea and vomiting, and can be contracted by consuming contaminated food or drink, or from a surface.

The company is estimating the recall will cost close to $200 million.

The company's Frozen Triple Berry Medley--in both 48 and 16 ounce sizes--and frozen blackberries (16 oz) have been identified as being the products that could pose potential deadly health risks.

Johnsonville Foods is recalling its Jalapeno Cheddar Smoked Sausage with a best buy date of June 9, 2019, because a single consumer reported finding a "large-sized" piece of plastic in the product, according to details shared on Johnsonville's website.

Those of you who have already purchased your grilling meats for the upcoming weekend leading into Memorial Day, you might want to check the information on the packaging.

The FDA is advising anyone who might have come into contact with these types of tattoo ink, and have noticed a rash-like reaction, to contact a physician and report the information to the artist that applied the ink.

A consumer goods company based in London has issued a U.S. recall of two types of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.

Consumption of products that contain mold can cause mild to severe cases of gastrointestinal distress and other sickness.

The frozen, ready-to-eat strips, might have been contaminated with shards of metal during the packaging process.

The recall was initiated after the company realized some boxes of what were supposed to be the original flavored chips were actually sour cream flavored, which contains milk.

Illnesses with expected ties to the tainted product have been reported in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

A nationally distributed brand of flour has been recalled after thousands of cases were found to be contaminated with a dangerous bacteria.