food recall

Don't let that lickin' sicken you. There's been a national recall of a popular brand of ice cream and a flavor that most of us love.

A popular product sold in Louisiana and produced by Hormel Foods has been recalled over contamination fears. Here's what you need to look for in your pantry to keep your family safe.

The ready to eat sausages were sold at a popular grocery store chain with multiple locations across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

A popular cereal product often touted as a "healthy choice" to Louisiana consumers has been recalled by the Food and Drug Administration. Consuming the product could cause irreversible health issues.

The Food and Drug Administration is advising Louisiana consumers to avoid this popular snack item because of concerns over undisclosed allergens.

Louisiana hot sauce lovers, before you plop another drop on what you're about to eat, check the label, make sure that hot stuff hasn't been recalled.

America and Louisiana's favorite brand of tortilla chips has issued a recall for a potential hazard. Here is what "snackers" need to look for on the packaging.

Louisiana snackers are on alert. A popular brand of chips has been recalled because of the potential for life-threatening allergic reactions.

Higher than normal levels of arsenic have been detected in fruit juices sold in many Louisiana stores. Arsenic can pose a health risk for very young children.

The United States Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service has issued a recall for a popular canned meat and poultry product sold in Louisiana, Texas, and across the country.

There is another recall and this time it involves two of my family's favorite items… Pizza and Capri Sun.

Certain ground turkey products may contain blue plastic materials