Mac & cheese brand sold in popular chain stores recalled

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Reser's Fine Foods recalled two macaroni & cheese products due to refrigeration problems.
The recall affects products sold in California, Illinois, Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
The recall has been classified as a Class II risk by the FDA.
Twelve additional products from Reser's Fine Foods have also been recalled.
A previous recall involved Walmart's Freshness Guaranteed Original Macaroni Salad due to foreign material.

Reser's Fine Foods has voluntarily recalled two macaroni & cheese products due to refrigeration issues that may have caused spoilage. The affected products, which include standard and white cheddar versions, were sold in major chain stores such as Target and Safeway across several states including California, Illinois, Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota. The FDA has classified this recall as a Class II risk, indicating that while the products may cause temporary health issues, the likelihood of serious consequences is low. In addition to the macaroni & cheese, twelve other products, including various salads and side dishes, have also been recalled. This follows a previous recall of Walmart's Freshness Guaranteed Original Macaroni Salad due to foreign materials, highlighting ongoing concerns about food safety and contamination in the industry.

Reser's Fine Foods has issued recalls for several products, including macaroni & cheese and potato salad, due to concerns over spoilage and foreign materials. The recalls have been classified as Class II risks by the FDA.

Reser's Fine Foods Issues Multiple Product Recalls

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Reser's Fine Foods Issues Multiple Product Recalls

9/13/2024

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