Recall

Because Amazon has so many products available for Texans to buy, it also makes sense that there are a lot of items that end up being recalled.

Attention Texas residents! The FDA has issued a recall on various candies sold at Walmart, HyVee, Dollar General, and Target due to potential salmonella contamination. Check your pantry now!

In Texas and Louisiana, where we often like a lot of unhealthy food, it's always a good idea to eat your vegetables. They help keep you healthy. Most of the time.

Fridge Check: Do you have any of these in your home?

Not only is cancer a primary concern for people who consume these products but the study also states that fertility issues are a major concern as well

A popular brand of dog food sold at Texas Walmart stores has been recalled for potential "loose metal pieces" per the FDA.

Louisiana Residents need to check their Medication

If you've shopped for Memorial Day Weekend at a Louisiana Aldi store you're being asked to double check your purchases for a recalled item.

Check the bottom of the bag for a Best By Date of March 4th, 2025, and a Lot code reading 410B2TXT02. While only 315 bags of the dog food are being recalled, they were sold in Walmart stores in Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.

Alert: Check your stove model! A recall has been issued for certain ranges over safety concerns.

Herbal tea is a great choice when fighting a cold or an allergy flare-up from all the pollen in Louisiana, but you should avoid purchasing this particular tea for now.

Higher than normal levels of arsenic have been detected in fruit juices sold in many Louisiana stores. Arsenic can pose a health risk for very young children.

A product recall of a popular snack item has been issued for Dollar Tree locations in Louisiana. Here's what you need to know to keep your family safe.

The FDA has issued a recall for certain snack items at Texas Dollar Tree stores. Here's what you need to know to stay safe or get your money back.

A popular ethnic cooking ingredient is under recall in portions of Texas after a meat packing company issued a warning about packaging contamination.

The recall was prompted by findings from a sampling conducted by the State of Maryland, which revealed that samples of Martinelli's apple juice exceeded the approved level for inorganic arsenic in apple juice established by the FDA in June 2023.

Some Fisher-Price toys are being recalled due to a choking hazard.

There have been multiple incidents of the mugs overheating or breaking that resulted in 10 injuries including some severe burns and more.

Starbucks has issued a recall for some products.

A popular food item, a snack, is now being recalled by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in Louisiana Walmart stores.