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Nestle Recalls Nesquik Because of Possible Salmonella
Nestle is recalling more than 200,000 canisters of its chocolate drink mix Nesquik because of possible contamination of salmonella. Nestle said the problem occurred on batches of the the mix produced in October. The bottom of the canister says it is best...
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Nestle Recalls Nesquik Due to Possible Salmonella
CNNNestle is recalling more than 200,000 canisters of its chocolate drink mix Nesquik because of possible contamination of salmonella. Nestle said the problem occurred on batches of the the mix produced in October. The bottom of the canister says it is best...Tags: Nestle SA
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Nestle recalling Nesquik powder due to salmonella risk
GLENDALE, Calif. (AP) — Nestle USA is recalling some of its Nesquik chocolate powder due to a possible risk of salmonella exposure. The food maker said Thursday that it is recalling Nesquik sold in its 10.9, 21.8 and 40.7-ounce canisters across the...
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Nestle announces voluntary recall of NESQUIK over salmonella concerns
Nestle has announced a voluntary recall of NESQUIK chocolate powder over salmonella concerns. Omya, Inc., issued a recall of calcium carbonate due to possible contamination. Calcium carbonate is an ingredient in NESQUIK powder. The powder was made...
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FDA announces pet treat recall
Q13 FOX News OnlineThe Food and Drug Administration announced Nov. 1 that pet treat company Charlee Bear Products would voluntarily recall some of its Protein Crunch Bar products for a possible risk of salmonella poisoning. The following products are being recalled,...Tags: Product Recalls, Abdominal Pain, Food and Drug Administration
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U.S. food safety not getting better
The United States is not making progress in improving the safety of food as hundreds of people continue to be sickened by unsafe food linked to recalls each year, according to a new report. The report by the U.S. PIRG Education Fund found that from...
Tags: Food Industry, Food and Drug Administration
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Peanut butter recall expands to several major retailers
A recall of peanut butter that began at Trader Joe's grocery stores last week has expanded to other nut products and to more food stores, including several that operate in Maryland. In addition to Trader Joe's, the recall includes some nut butters and...Tags: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Product Recalls, Diseases and Illnesses, Safeway Inc., Peanut Butter
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Sweet & scary
Halloween at home with family and friends can be just as, well, boo-tiful as traipsing door to door in search of sweets.
Imagine your family's surprise if sweet little rats appear next to their breakfast bowls of oatmeal — or in their lunch boxes....Tags: Ghosts (supernatural entities), Pumpkin, Marzipan, Frosting and Icing, Egg Whites
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Lovin' lollipops
Elizabeth LaBau loves candy. Always has. Used to lug a pillowcase along on her childhood Halloween trick-or-treating treks.
Now the new mom is busy encouraging others to have fun with candy-making in "The Sweet Book of Candy Making" (Quarry Books, $24....Tags: Ghosts (supernatural entities), Marzipan, Pumpkin, Frosting and Icing, Coconut
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Staying safe for Halloween
Clark County Extension Service Agent for Family and Consumer SciencesTrick or treat time will be here in a matter of days. Prepare your goblins now for a safe night out with the right costume. Start with flame resistance. When you buy a costume, mask, beard or wig, look for the flame resistant label. Although this label...Tags: E. coli Infection, Apples, Holidays, Halloween
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Police destroy 10 tons of warm eggs in Vermillion Co.
Indiana State Police destroyed more than 10 tons of eggs following a traffic stop in Vermillion County. A box truck driver was pulled over on State Road 63 at County Road 1050 South around 9 a.m. Wednesday. Police said the truck's refrigeration unit...
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Kroger stops selling sprouts due to health risk
Kroger Inc. says it has stopped stocking sprouts as of Monday because of their "potential food safety risk." The nation's largest traditional grocer joins Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's largest retailer, which pulled sprouts in 2010. The grocer says...
Tags: Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Food Industry, E. coli Infection
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