Weekly FDA food recalls: august 24 to august 31, 2026. 1 FDA recall this week: Donutful Chocolate Dipped Vanilla Cake Donuts contain undeclared milk. This recall was initiated after one allergic reaction was reported in connection with the product, which was mislabeled by the manufacturer. Consumers who have a milk allergy or sensitivity should check their pantries immediately and avoid consuming these donuts to prevent potential health risks. * Published - Aug 31, 2026 * Read - 1 min * Category - Recalls * Author - Priyanka Kumari If you've purchased products from Donutful, here's what the FDA flagged this week. Check the detailed recall information below. Recall alert Oct 11, 2026 2 FDA recalls this week: Nature's Own Hawaiian Bread contains undeclared milk; Starfish Seafood Cold Smoked Salmon, Halibut, and Trout were flagged for potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Consumers should check their pantries and refrigerators for these products and throw them away or return them to the place of purchase to ensure safety. Recall alert Oct 4, 2026 4 FDA recalls this week: Stewart's Shops Ice cream was flagged for potential metal presence; WinCo Foods Salsa Bean Dip was flagged for potential pest inclusion; Great Value and Trader Joe's Organic Blueberries, Triple Berry Blend, and Mixed Berry Blend were flagged for potential E. Coli O145:H28 contamination; Home Grown Green Sprouting Calabrese Broccoli Seeds were flagged for potential Salmonella contamination. Consumers should check their freezers and pantries for these products and follow the disposal or return instructions to ensure their safety. Recall alert Sep 30, 2026 2 FDA recalls this week: Wholesome Pantry Organic Unsweetened Apple Sauce contains elevated patulin levels that exceed food safety limits; Deano's Pasta Pear and Pecorino Triangoli Ravioli was flagged for undeclared lobster. Consumers should check their pantries and refrigerators for these items and follow the disposal or return instructions provided in the recall notices.

WinCo recalls salsa bean dip trays in WA after video shows apparent dead mouse in product. Oct 6, 2026, 1:30 PM Content Editor Boise-based WinCo Foods is recalling two different salsa bean dip trays distributed to eight states, including Washington, due to a potential pest contaminant. This decision came after a video went viral showing a jar of Mezzetta peperoncini with a dead mouse inside. The following products are being recalled because they include peperoncini from G.L. Mezzetta: * WinCo Foods Salsa Bean Dip Tray Express, UPC 2-67173-#####, net weight 54 oz. * WinCo Foods Salsa Bean Dip Tray, 16 inch Catering Tray (by special order only), UPC 2-67240-#####, net weight 104 oz. WinCo Foods was notified by G.L. Mezzetta about a single lot of the Golden Greek Peperoncini being recalled due to a potential pest contamination that was caught on film by a consumer and ultimately posted to social media. Peperoncini was used as an ingredient in the WinCo Foods Salsa Bean Dip Trays, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Consumer video raises concerns over recalled peperoncini. The TikTok video shows a person holding up a jar of Mezzetta peperoncini that appears to contain a dead mouse. "Public service announcement: don't buy this brand of peperoncini; I have a dead mouse in mine," the user posted to social media. "WinCo Foods did not have or use any product with evidence of pests included in the jar, nor has the company received any complaints regarding potential pests or illness related to the bean dip trays to date," the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) stated. The recalled WinCo Foods products include ready-made deli-style items that have a short shelf life, meaning the product is not expected to still be in consumers' homes. Additionally, WinCo removed all products that may have been made using peperoncini from retail stores. The FDA noted that no pests were observed during production of the bean dip trays, and no complaints have been received. WinCo Foods stated it initiated the recall in order to provide transparency to customers and prioritize food safety. The recall currently spans retail stores in Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.

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