Agency Watch · FDA Food Safety

What FDA flagged about food, last 30 days

Every distinct food recall event reported to the FDA nationwide between June 26 and July 26, 2026 — one root cause per event, even when it produced several recalled products.

Source: openFDA API, food/enforcement.json — api.fda.gov. Pulled 2026-07-26.

Brand name alone isn't enough to know if your item is affected — most recalls only cover specific lot codes or date ranges, not everything a company makes. Each card below lists the exact lot code, expiration date, or UPC to check against your package before deciding whether to keep or toss it.

Total events

Serious

Moderate

Minor

Serious — real chance of making someone sick Moderate — temporary or reversible health problem Minor — unlikely to cause harm, usually a labeling error

A recall record is filed per product, not per incident — one contaminated ingredient can produce several separate listings. Events here are grouped by company + reason + date so the count reflects distinct safety events, not paperwork volume. This is a snapshot, not a live feed; re-run /food-recall-check to refresh.