Check your pantry for this brand of canned tuna that was recently recalled for concerns of botulism, a potentially deadly ...

If you have a recalled can of tuna, do not eat it, even if it does not look or smell spoiled, the FDA warns. The symptoms of foodborne botulism may start as early as a few hours after eating the ...

The FDA urges consumers not to use impacted products–even if it does not look or smell spoiled. The recalled tuna can be ...

The cans of recalled tuna were shipped to Meijer locations in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Wisconsin, according to the recall. Giant Foods locations in Maryland and Virgina and Safeway, ...

The FDA has warned that previously recalled Genova canned tuna was mistakenly shipped back to stores in multiple ...

The recalled tuna was mistakenly shipped to a limited number of retailers, including some Meijer stores in Kentuckiana.

A recall has been initiated for canned tuna sold in nine states.The products were initially recalled last February due to a ...

The batches of canned tuna were recently shipped to retail stores across the country, potentially putting consumers’ health ...

The Tri-Union Seafoods tuna was initially recalled last year. The current recall happened after a distributor shipped ...

If left untreated, botulism can lead to paralysis and death. Given the severity of the health risks, it is imperative that consumers do not consume the affected tuna, even if it appears to be normal.

Federal regulators have issued over a dozen food recalls in January 2026. Here is the complete list of products pulled from ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers that previously recalled canned tuna was recently shipped to ...