food recall

Texas snackers are on alert. A popular brand of chips has been recalled because of the potential for life-threatening allergic reactions.

Louisiana snackers are on alert. A popular brand of chips has been recalled because of the potential for life-threatening allergic reactions.

Texas families who buy ready to eat chicken tenders and nuggets will want to check their freezers to see if any of the contaminated products need to be disposed of.

Louisiana consumers have been hit with product recalls on ice cream, pet treats, and now seafood. The FDA says these products should be returned or discarded.

Aldi and the Food and Drug Administration have announced a recall on an item that's quite popular at Texas picnics.

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.

Walmart stores across Louisiana are pulling certain meat products off the shelf because of possible E.coli contamination.

The United States Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service has issued a recall for a popular canned meat and poultry product sold in Louisiana, Texas, and across the country.

If you are a parent with young kids in Louisiana chances are you have Quaker Oats products in your pantry.

A major snack recall is likely going to be impacting a ton of Louisiana families - especially those with young kids.

Eagle Produce LLC recalls whole cantaloupe sold in Louisiana grocery stores because of possible health risks. On Wednesday afternoon Eagle Produce initiated a voluntary recall of 6,456 cases of whole cantaloupes due to the potential of them being contaminated with Salmonella. According to the FDA, a test was conducted in a distribution center where they concluded this information.

Frito-Lay is recalling bags of potato chips filled with the wrong chips.