Food Recalls Today
Start here if you bought food, formula, meat, poultry, eggs or pet food and want to know whether a current notice may match the package in your kitchen.
Food Recall Alerts List
Showing 501 - 525 of 779 matching product recalls.
Match The Package Details
Compare brand, product name, UPC, package size, lot code, best-by date, use-by date, establishment number and distribution states before taking action.
USDA FSIS Meat And Poultry Recall Alerts
For meat, poultry and egg products, check the USDA mark of inspection, establishment number, label image, production date and use-by date on the package.
Know The Recall Reason
Food notices often involve undeclared allergens, Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria, foreign material, misbranding or products sold only in certain stores or states.
How To Check A Food Product Recall
Check UPC And Lot Code
Compare the UPC, lot code, batch code, establishment number or package code in the official notice with the numbers printed on your package.
Match Best-By Or Use-By Dates
Food recalls are usually limited to specific production dates, best-by dates, use-by dates or freeze-by dates. The same brand can have safe and recalled lots.
Review Allergen Or Contamination Risk
Read whether the recall involves undeclared milk, egg, peanut, tree nut, wheat, soy, sesame, fish, shellfish, Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria or foreign material.
Check Distribution States And Retailers
Some food recalls apply only to certain states, stores, restaurants or online channels. Use distribution notes before deciding whether your item is affected.
Common Food Recall Reasons
Food recall notices usually describe the affected product, code details, reason for recall and distribution area.
Undeclared Allergen Recalls
Food labels may miss major allergens such as milk, egg, peanut, tree nuts, wheat, soy, sesame, fish or shellfish.
Salmonella, E. Coli And Listeria Recalls
Contamination recalls can involve ready-to-eat foods, produce, dairy, supplements, meat, poultry, pet food and other packaged products.
Plastic, Metal Or Glass Contamination
Foreign material recalls warn about possible hard plastic, metal fragments, glass or other objects that should not be in the product.
Misbranding And Wrong Package Recalls
Misbranding can include incorrect labels, wrong ingredient statements, missing inspection marks or product packed in the wrong package.
Food Product Recalls FAQ
Answers for searches such as food recalls today, FDA food recalls, USDA FSIS recalls and food recall by lot code.
Can I search food recalls by UPC?
Yes. Enter the UPC, brand, product name or package size in the search box. If the detail page lists identifiers, compare them with the package before taking action.
What is a lot code on a food recall?
A lot code identifies a production batch. It may appear near the barcode, best-by date, use-by date, package edge, can lid, label or case code.
What should I do if my food was recalled?
Do not eat the product if all recall details match. Follow the official notice for return, refund, disposal, cleaning instructions and medical guidance when symptoms or allergic reactions occur.
Are FDA and USDA FSIS food recalls both included?
Yes. This category combines FDA-regulated food recalls with USDA FSIS meat, poultry and processed egg product recalls where official data is available.