During June, there were a total of 28 recalls listed, 19 under the FDA and 9 under the USDA.
There are some distinctive trends and focus areas, such as Microbiological Contamination, Undeclared Allergens / Packaging, and Improper Inspection.
As you review the list, think about your organization and what you can do to prevent these within your company.
Also, please visit my website for more detailed information on the recall reviews.
Thank you. Bob.
FDA
- 6/7 – Dietary Supplements – Unapproved Oil
- 6/7 – Dietary Supplements – Unapproved Oil
- 6/8 – Food and Beverage – Undeclared Peanut
- 6/9 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
- 6/12 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
- 6/12 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
- 6/13 – Food and Beverage – Undeclared Milk
- 6/14 – Food and Beverage – Undeclared Milk
- 6/14 – Pharmaceuticals – Incorrect Product / Packaging
- 6/15 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
- 6/16 – Food and Beverage – Choking Hazard
- 6/16 – Food and Beverage – Undeclared Milk
- 6/21 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
- 6/23 – Food and Beverage – Undeclared Sesame Seeds
- 6/23 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
- 6/23 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
- 6/26 – Food and Beverage – Choking Hazard
- 6/28 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
- 6/30 – Food and Beverage – Virus / Microbiological Contamination
USDA
- 6/1 – Food – Without the benefits of reinspection
- 6/4 – Food – Extraneous Material
- 6/9 – Food – Misbranding / Undeclared Allergen
- 6/15 – Food – Extraneous Material
- 6/16 – Food – Foreign Material
- 6/20 – Food – Without the benefits of reinspection
- 6/20 – Food – Improper Inspection
- 6/30 – Food – Ineligible Products Imported
- 6/30 – Food – Possible Spoilage
Together we can all do our part to be advocates for prevention and drive out recalls worldwide!
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