Current food notices include recalls of Brad’s kale snacks, Tractor Wheels toddler bars and certain meat products, plus an alert for Grace chicken sausages.
Selected notices, not a complete list:
• Brad’s kale snacks: Check the linked lot and date list for 2-oz Crunchy Kale and 3-oz Veggie Chips Kale, distributed nationwide. They may contain thallium. Stop consuming and discard affected bags; the company says do not return them and no refund is offered.
• Once Upon a Farm Tractor Wheels: All lots and varieties of the toddler bars, including expired products and sampler packs, are recalled nationwide and in Puerto Rico because of a potential choking hazard for toddlers aged 1.5–2.5 years. Do not open or consume; return to the purchase location for a refund or contact the company.
• Wise Wife ground cinnamon: 110-g containers, UPC 0688474302754, best before 4/25/2027, may contain elevated lead. Do not consume; discard or return for a refund.
• Haifa cold smoked sprats: All lots of loose, refrigerated fish sold in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania may pose a botulism risk. Do not use even if it looks or smells normal; return for a refund.
• Kayem meat and poultry: Ready-to-eat products shipped nationwide and to Hong Kong may have been stored at unsafe temperatures. Check the linked product and UPC list; affected packages bear EST. M/P 7839, EST. P 20935A or EST. M 9520. Do not consume; discard or return.
• Imperio beef jerky: 2-oz Fuego, Original and Limón bags bearing EST 1885 were produced without federal inspection. Do not consume; discard or return. The detailed notice lists Missouri among distribution states, while the FSIS listing says Mississippi; the discrepancy is unresolved.
• Grace chicken Vienna sausages: This is a public-health alert, not a recall. Check 140-g regular and Hot & Spicy cans marked EST. NO G-01, regardless of date; they were distributed in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Maryland and Texas. Do not consume; discard or return.
Consult the linked agency notices for exact affected products and current instructions. FDA’s press index does not include every recall.