A routine recall by a small Ohio cheese supplier has grown into a national story, revealing how interconnected America’s grocery supply truly is. Great Lakes Cheese Co., a major provider of store-brand shredded mozzarella and blends,

Several major food recalls were issued this month, affecting a mix of dairy, snacks, and condiments.The issues include contamination risks, undeclared allergens, and potential bacterial exposure—all of which can pose health concerns.

The FDA said more than 1 million bags of shredded cheese sold at major retailers are being recalled because they may contain metal fragments.

Three separate cheese recalls were issued this month due to Listeria contamination and metal fragments. Products were sold at major retailers natio

Popular shredded cheese brands pulled from shelves. Here's what consumers should know.

The claim deadline is just a week away, and some shoppers may be owed a refund.

The shredded cheese manufacturer, Great Lakes Cheese Co. of Hiram, Ohio, initiated the voluntary recall back in October, saying the products may be contaminated with metal fragments, which may cause internal injuries if consumed.

Seriously, babies getting botulism and you cannot seem to get the poison off your shelves? If any of you sold this product AFTER the recall date, and a kid became ill, you are subject to punitive damages. Here are some excerpts from FDA Warning Letters of a few days ago. Links below are the full letters.