Recall

A recall on various Jif® peanut butter products was just announced.

Owners of a popular wrist-worn fitness tracker are told to stop using the devices after lithium-ion batteries overheated, causing burns.

The Broome County Health Department is sharing information about an infant formula recall linked to four babies becoming ill and one death.

While it might seem like a new recall is issued virtually every single day, these five food recalls were so serious that they caught the attention of the nation.

Fresh Express is recalling over 200 salad products after at least one person has died. The recall includes both branded salad products and private label products.

Procter & Gamble has recalled over 30 hair care products due to concerning levels of a cancer-causing ingredient that was detected in them.

Each of these items has been recalled because they caused serious harm and in some cases, even death, and yet they're still for sale on Facebook Marketplace.

Raw, frozen, breaded chicken products sold nationwide, including at Southern Tier area Aldi stores are part of a big salmonella recall.

Multiple cases of listeria, as well as one death, have been linked to Tyson pre-cooked chicken sold nationwide, including in Binghamton area grocery stores.

Wegmans has announced it is recalling some bags of its store brand ice because of a "potential presence of foreign material."