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Food and Drug Administration

The FDA regulates food (other than meat, poultry and egg products), drugs, medical devices, cosmetics and tobacco. It publishes recall press releases and weekly enforcement reports that classify recalls as Class I (serious), II or III.

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Kroger eggs recalled over Salmonella

The FDA has classified the recall of nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs as Class I. Check the Julian date and the plant code on the side of the carton.

NoticeMirza Seraj Baig

Baby product recalls: what to check

Cribs, bassinets, play yards and infant sleep products each have a mandatory federal standard, and recalls of children’s products follow a pattern. What to check in the nursery and how to read a CPSC notice for a child’s product.

ExplainerMirza Seraj Baig

How FDA recall classes work

The FDA sorts every recall it monitors into one of three classes by the harm the product could do. The definitions, in the agency’s own words, and how to read them on a notice.

ExplainerMirza Seraj Baig

What to do when your food is recalled

Two agencies recall food, and their notices tell you exactly which product, which lot and which states. The steps, in the order the agencies give them.

ExplainerMirza Seraj Baig