Published April 5, 2026 · Updated daily
Current Food Recalls 2026: Full Updated List
There are currently 177 active FDA food recalls. This page lists the most recent food recalls from the FDA enforcement database, including affected products, recall classifications, and what you should do if you have a recalled product. Our database tracks 5,000 recalls across 1,960 brands.
Most Recent Food Recalls
| Product | Brand | Class | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lowes Foods sour cream and onion flavored potato chips, 8oz. | Uncle Ray's LLC | Class II | Inaccurate nutritional data in Nutrition Facts including but not limited to, und |
| Frozen Raw Bulk 9 inch Blueberry Crumble Pie ES (4 pies/case | Willamette Valley Pie Company, LLC | Class II | Potential contamination with listeria monocytogenes. |
| Made Fresh Salads brand Whipped Cream Cheese; 5 lb white pla | Made Fresh Salads Inc | Class I | Products may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. |
| Junebar Chocolate Cherry All Natural Snack Bar; INGREDIENTS: | Juniper Granola, LLC | Class I | Products contain undeclared milk and soy. |
| Valley Springs 100% Natural Bottled Water. Fluoride Added. | Valley Springs Artesian Gold, LLC | Class II | Water was bottled under insanitary conditions. |
| tippy toes apple pear banana 6 months & up baby food 2-4OZ ( | IF Holding II, LLC | Class II | Potential contamination with patulin. |
| a.) Preema brand Bright Red Food Colour Powder; Net Weight . | KPCM New York Inc. | Class II | Products contain banned color, carmoisine and undeclared FD&C Yellow 5 and FD&C |
| Fish Ball, Frozen, 40 pieces per pack, 200g Wt. UPC# 8100938 | MIN JIANG FOOD STORE INC DBA KOI KOI TRADING | Class I | Undeclared allergen ingredient (Wheat and Sesame) |
| Repackaged M&Ms candies, Net Wt 1.3 oz. Item BB458BG. Labe | Beacon Promotions Inc | Class II | Undeclared allergens (milk, soy, and peanut) |
| Spicy Breakfast Burrito in a flour tortilla. Net Weight 10 | MG Foods-Compass Group | Class II | foreign material (small hard plastic fragments) |
| Sea Moss Gel Superfood; 16 FL OZ; Glass jar sold individuall | Diva Fam Inc | Class II | potential Clostridium botulinum contamination |
| Sea Moss Gel Superfood; 16 FL OZ; Glass jar sold individuall | Diva Fam Inc | Class II | potential Clostridium botulinum contamination |
| Sea Moss Gel Superfood; 16 FL OZ; Glass jar sold individuall | Diva Fam Inc | Class II | potential Clostridium botulinum contamination |
| Sea Moss Gel Superfood; 16 FL OZ; Glass jar sold individuall | Diva Fam Inc | Class II | potential Clostridium botulinum contamination |
| Sea Moss Gel Superfood; 16 FL OZ; Glass jar sold individuall | Diva Fam Inc | Class II | potential Clostridium botulinum contamination |
| Bread Crumbs, Outside The Breadbox brand, net wt. 8 oz, UPC | VH FOODS INC | Class I | Undeclared allergens: egg and milk |
| Troemner Family Farm Pfeffernusse Cookies, 6oz and 12oz bags | Troemner Farm | Class I | undeclared soy, wheat, milk |
| Vanilla Econo, Galletas de Vainilla, 8 paquets per Net Wt. 9 | Rovira Biscuit Corporation | Class II | Undeclared colors FD&C Yellow #6, and FD&C Red 40 |
| Sapori Amaretti Almonds 175 g Cookies | D. Coluccio & Sons Inc. | Class II | Contains elevated levels of hydrocyanic acid |
| Tom Bumble Nutty Peanut Butter Flake Candy with Peanut & Cho | Tom Bumble LLC | Class II | Foreign material. |
What to Do If You Have a Recalled Product
- Stop using the product immediately — Do not eat, cook with, or serve it
- Check the recall notice for specific lot numbers, UPC codes, and expiration dates
- Return to the store for a refund, or dispose of the product safely
- Monitor for symptoms if you already consumed the product — seek medical attention if symptoms develop
- Report adverse reactions to the FDA MedWatch program at 1-800-FDA-1088
Understanding Recall Classes
The FDA classifies food recalls into three categories based on health risk:
- Class I — Dangerous or defective products that could cause serious health problems or death. Examples: undeclared allergens, pathogen contamination (Salmonella, Listeria, E. coli)
- Class II — Products that might cause temporary health problems or pose a slight threat. Examples: foreign material contamination, minor labeling issues
- Class III — Products unlikely to cause adverse health reactions. Examples: minor quality defects, label discrepancies that do not affect safety
Currently, there are 2166 active Class I recalls. See our active recalls page for the full current list, or search by brand on our search page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Search the product name, brand, or UPC code on FoodRecall Watch. You can also check the FDA's official recall page or sign up for recall alerts by brand. Our database is updated daily from the FDA enforcement API.
The FDA processes hundreds of food recalls annually. Our database tracks 5,000 total recalls across 1,960 brands. Most are Class II or III (lower risk), but Class I recalls for serious contamination occur regularly.
The number of recalls has increased over time, but this reflects better detection and reporting rather than worsening food safety. Improved testing technology, particularly for pathogens like Listeria and Salmonella, catches contamination that would have gone undetected in previous decades.