FDA

Don't you wish you were the person who came up with the idea of mass-marketing water in plastic bottles all those years ago? For many of us back then, a drink of water came from 3 sources; out of the tap, out of a drinking fountain, and out of a garden hose.

Another day, another recall. This time it's pre-cut fruit shipped to Walmart distribution centers before being sent to Walmart stores in 9 states.

Didn't we just talk about how unscrupulous manufacturers are sneaking methanol into hand sanitizers instead of ethanol?

In case you've just been too darn busy to keep a rolling count yourself, we now have 165 hand sanitizers on the updated FDA list of toxic products. Some have already been recalled while others are being recommended for recalls.

I really didn't pay attention to problems with things like spinach, but an onion problem definitely has my attention.

If your bottle of hand sanitizer contains methanol (or, wood alcohol), you could be risking a toxic reaction, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

Packaged salads are the 2nd fastest selling item on grocery store shelves, trailing only bottled water.

Spinach, romaine lettuce, and meat recalls are bad enough. But Cheese Nips? Now I'm concerned.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a Class I recall notice for ten lots of Cold Smoked Salmon distributed by Mill Stream Corporation (Sullivan Harbor Farm).

When you buy chicken, you just want chicken. Pieces of plastic found in some packages will really wreck the experience.