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Several products have been recalled over the past week for health and safety reasons. Here are the latest recalls from Dec. 13-20 that consumers should know about.
1. Quaker Oats recalls granola bars, cereals sold nationwide over salmonella risk
Quaker Oats recalls granola bars, cereals sold nationwide over salmonella risk
So far, there have been no confirmed reports of illness related to the recalled products, the FDA reports.
2. 300K air fryers recalled after burns reported
300K air fryers recalled after burns reported
There are dozens of reports of the PowerXL air fryers breaking, including three that caused burns.
3. Coca-Cola recalls: Sprite, Fanta Orange, Diet Coke pulled from store shelves
Coca-Cola recalls: Sprite, Fanta Orange, Diet Coke pulled from store shelves in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
Some 2,000 Sprite, Fanta Orange, and Diet Coke 12-packs have been recalled from stores in Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Here's what you need to know.
4. Nearly 2 million travel irons recalled due to fire, burn and shock risk
Nearly 2 million travel irons recalled due to fire, burn and shock risk
U.S. consumer safety officials said there have been dozens of reported incidents involving the Steamfast Home & Away Travel Steam Irons.
Other recalls
Over 2.5 million Honda, Acura vehicles recalled over fuel pump defect
Honda Motors said it will replace fuel pumps for all vehicles impacted by the recall at no cost — but in a staggered approach, with owner notification letters not beginning until February.
TGI Fridays boneless chicken bites recalled after pieces of plastic found
More than 26,000 pounds of TGI Fridays Boneless Chicken Bites Honey BBQ Chicken have been recalled. The product was shipped to stores nationwide, officials said.
Spinach sold in 7 states recalled over potential listeria contamination
Fresh Express is recalling some bagged spinach over concerns that it may be contaminated with listeria.
Applesauce pouch lead contamination may have been intentional, FDA says
The FDA foods chief said in a recent interview that all signs point to "an intentional act on the part of someone in the supply chain."
Traeger grills recalled due to fire hazard
Traeger is recalling about 37,000 Flatrock Flat Top propane grills because an incorrectly labeled burner control knob can lead to a fire hazard.
"The burner control knob can be incorrectly labeled, which can result in the grill being unintentionally left on, posing a fire hazard," the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission wrote in a news release.
Consumers with the recalled grills should stop using them and contact Traeger at 833-654-2407 or online at www.traeger.com/recall for a free repair kit.
The grills were sold nationwide at Ace Hardware, Home Depot and Scheels stores.
No fires or injuries have been reported.