Recall Radar — FDA Food & Drug Recall Alerts

⚠️ Updated daily from openFDA

FDA recalls — plain English. Before the news covers it.

Recall Radar monitors the FDA’s food, drug, and device recall database daily and delivers actionable summaries — what was recalled, who’s at risk, and what to do if your business is affected.

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Daily FDA database monitoring
4,000+ recalls per year
100% official FDA data
3 categories food, drug, device
The problem

Recalls happen every day. Most businesses find out too late.

The FDA issues 4,000+ recalls a year. If you run a restaurant, pharmacy, grocery, or distribute food/drug products — you need to know now, not when a customer gets sick.

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Restaurants get blindsided

Your supplier gets a recall notice. You find out from a customer complaint. You’ve already served 200 plates. That’s a lawsuit, not a learning moment.

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Pharmacies face legal exposure

Dispensing a recalled drug after the FDA announcement is a liability event. Your pharmacy software won’t catch it in real time.

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Distributors move product before they know

By the time a Class I recall hits trade press, product is already on shelves. Catching it in the first 24 hours is the difference between a quiet pull and a public crisis.

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The FDA website is a maze

openFDA has the data. But navigating enforcement reports, MedWatch, and recall databases takes 20 minutes a day — assuming you know where to look.

What you get

Every recall explained. Every risk category flagged.

Our agent pulls from openFDA daily, classifies recall severity (Class I / II / III), and generates a plain-English summary with affected products, reason for recall, and recommended action.

⚠️ Recall Radar — Jun 6, 2026

recalls.wahiba-lab.com  ·  Posted today
🚨 Class I Food Recall: Listeria in Packaged Salads — 12 States Affected
🔴 CLASS I — Serious Health Risk
Fresh Express Farms LLC — Packaged Garden Salad — Recall #F-1847-2026
Reason: Listeria monocytogenes contamination detected in random sampling
Affected: 14 SKUs, sell-by dates Jun 1–Jun 15, 2026 — distributed to 12 states
Risk: Listeria can cause serious illness in pregnant women, elderly, immunocompromised — can be fatal
✅ If you carry this product: Pull all affected SKUs immediately. Do not sell. Contact Fresh Express at 1-800-242-5472 for return/credit instructions.

PharmaCo Generic — Metformin 500mg — Recall #D-0291-2026
Reason: NDMA impurity above FDA acceptable limit (Class II)
Affected: Lot #MF2204A–MF2207C, dispensed Jan–Apr 2026
✅ Action: Contact patients who received affected lots. FDA recommends continuing medication until pharmacist provides alternative — stopping abruptly is riskier than the impurity at this level.

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What’s inside

Built for food service, pharmacy, and distribution.

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Class I / II / III Classification

Every recall rated by FDA class. Class I = health hazard, Class II = remote risk, Class III = unlikely harm. You know what to act on immediately.

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Food, Drug & Device

Coverage across all three FDA recall categories — food/beverage, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices. One source for your whole operation.

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Distribution State Mapping

Every recall shows which states received the affected product — so you know immediately if you’re in the blast radius.

Action Steps Per Recall

Each post ends with specific steps for operators: when to pull product, how to handle customer inquiries, FDA return/credit contact info.

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Lot Number & SKU Details

Exact lot numbers, UPCs, and sell-by dates for every affected product — the info you need to cross-reference your inventory without hunting the FDA site.

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Weekly Email Digest

Every Friday: a summary of the week’s most critical recalls. Bookmark the site for daily, or let the digest land in your inbox.

Simple pricing

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From readers

Operators who stopped reacting and started watching.

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“I manage purchasing for a regional grocery chain — 14 locations. Recall Radar caught a deli meat recall 6 hours before our supplier called us. We had product off shelves before lunch. That’s the kind of lead time that changes outcomes.”
Donna K.
Purchasing Director, Regional Grocery

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“I run a 3-location pharmacy group. The drug recall alerts are exactly what we need — lot numbers, which patients to contact, what to tell them. I used to spend 45 minutes a day checking the FDA site. Not anymore.”
Ryan P.
Owner, Independent Pharmacy Group

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“Our food distribution company handles 80+ SKUs. Recall Radar tells us within hours if something we carry is affected, and the state distribution data tells us which warehouse to pull from. Invaluable.”
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Operations Manager, Food Distributor

Questions

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Where does the data come from?
All recall data is pulled from openFDA — the FDA’s official public API — and the FDA’s enforcement report database. We don’t source from trade press or third-party aggregators.

How fast do new recalls appear on the site?
Our agent runs daily, Monday through Friday. New recalls typically appear on the site within hours of being published to the FDA enforcement database — often before industry newsletters send their weekly roundups.

Do you cover medical device recalls?
Yes. We cover FDA Class I, II, and III recalls across food/beverage, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices — including surgical equipment, diagnostic tools, and consumer health devices.

Is this legal or regulatory advice?
No. Recall Radar is an educational monitoring resource. For specific compliance requirements or if your product is subject to a recall, consult your regulatory counsel and contact the FDA directly.

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