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Outbreak/Illness Investigations
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United States
Food Safety Recall: Rosina Food Products, Inc. recalls Bremer FAMILY SIZE ITALIAN STYLE MEATBALLS (RTE frozen) (32 oz packages containing ~64 meatballs; Best by 10/30/26 with timestamps between 17:08 through 18:20 ) due to possible foreign matter contamination (metal fragments).
Food Safety Recall: Made Fresh Salads, Inc. recalls Made Fresh Salads assorted cream cheese flavors (5 lb tubs; Expiration dates through February 27, 2026) due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
Canada
Food Safety Recall: Kendal Nutricare Canada Ltd. recalls Kendamil brand Infant formula with whole milk – Milk based powder with iron (1049g; Lot code L 897274 M 121 & L 888632 M 121; Best before 2027 MA 01; UPC 8 50045 23826 1) due to cereulide toxin (produced by Bacillus cereus). The recalled product was sold only at Costco Wholesale, Canada in stores nationwide and online.
Ireland and United Kingdom
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Hong Kong and Singapore
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Australia and New Zealand
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