The Food and Drug Administration has updated their recall of a batch of Dubai chocolate spread to Class I, their highest level, due to risk of salmonella contamination.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) upgraded a blueberry recall this week to the highest risk level amid concerns of contamination. The FDA raised the recall of 400 boxes that weigh 30

FDA recalls Dexcom glucose monitors (G6, G7, ONE models) due to alert issues posing severe health risks. Read more here.

Rich Ice Cream Co. recalled numerous lots of its products on June 27 over potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.

One of New Mexico’s largest coffee roasters is recalling some of its single-serve Keurig cups due to a defect that can cause ink to bleed during the brewing process.

Consumers who have purchased the affected product should not consume it, per the FDA. For information on refunds (or for more information about the recall), you may contact the YoCrunch Consumer Care Line at 1-877-344-4886 (9 a.m. –6 p.m. ET, Monday-Friday).

A production issue raised concerns that ink printing on some cups could run when exposed to high temperatures, inspectors said.

The move is expected to cause a “near-term stock out of Bicillin L-A,” Pfizer said in its statement, with the drugmaker now allocating “limited quantities of inventory to customers during this period as we establish a path to full recovery.”