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  • Free Groceries on Easter Egg Hunt

    Free Groceries on Easter Egg Hunt

    In the state of Maryland, a church celebrated Easter by holding an Easter egg hunt with free groceries for prices. Maryland’s First Baptist Church in District Heights hosted the Easter egg hunt last Saturday and gave away free groceries to the residents. Around a thousand people were present for the event, where children got to…

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  • A Product Recall on Atlantic Smoked Salmon Due to Possible Bacterial Contamination

    A Product Recall on Atlantic Smoked Salmon Due to Possible Bacterial Contamination

    Woodsmoke Provisions LLC announced a voluntary recall last April 18 regarding its Atlantic Smoked Salmon product. The recall affects 160 packages of Atlantic Smoked Salmon because these may have potentially been contaminated by bacteria. The fish product is said to be inhabited by the bacteria Listeria monocytogenes. This possible contamination was found after a routine…

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  • A Product Recall on Jonathan’s Alfalfa Sprouts

    Jonathan’s Sprouts announced a product recall last April 19 for specific sprouts products. The recall was made because the products showed possible bacterial contamination. The affected products may be contaminated by the bacteria Salmonella. This was discovered after a routine sampling result showed that some samples tested positive for the Salmonella bacteria. The following six…

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  • A Product Recall for Doctor’s CarbRite’s Chocolate Brownie Bars

    A Product Recall for Doctor’s CarbRite’s Chocolate Brownie Bars

    On April 21, the company Doctor’s CarbRite Diet announced a recall on its Chocolate Brownie bars due to the presence of undeclared allergens. The brownie bars are said to possibly contain soy, egg, tree nuts, peanuts and milk. This is because the equipment used to process the recalled bars also processes products containing the allergens,…

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  • Food Safety Tips from the USDA in Case of Power Outages and Flooding

    Food Safety Tips from the USDA in Case of Power Outages and Flooding

    The United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety & Inspection Service has issued recommendations to those states that have been affected by the recent powerful storms that have hit the country. Residents who are in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indiana, Missouri, Mississippi and all other parts of the Midwest are advised to follow these recommendations in order…

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  • A Product Recall on Rain Swiss Rolls Due to an Undeclared Allergen

    A Product Recall on Rain Swiss Rolls Due to an Undeclared Allergen

    S&M Enterprise (USA) announced a voluntary recall for its Rain Swiss Rolls product because of the presence of undeclared egg, which is considered to be a food allergen. The recall was announced April 20, after it was discovered on a routine sampling of the product. Laboratory Analysts of the State’s Department of Agriculture and Market…

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  • Price Chopper Partners with AphA to Help Diabetics

    Price Chopper Partners with AphA to Help Diabetics

    Price Choppers Supermarkets has recently partnered with the American Pharmacists Association in helping to improve the care for diabetic sufferers all over the country. The supermarket chain is one of only twenty-five supermarket chains all over the country, and the first in New York to be chosen as a partner by the organization in its…

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  • A Product Recall of Bay Valley’s Chicken Noodle Soup

    A Product Recall of Bay Valley’s Chicken Noodle Soup

    The company Bay Valley Foods LLC has voluntarily recalled its Chicken Noodle soup with reduced sodium due to the presence of an undeclared allergen, as well as mislabeling on the product’s packaging. The recall was made after the company received a customer complaint about the product being incorrectly labeled. What has been indicated on the…

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