Every entry here is read off the agency's own announcement — FDA enforcement pages, USDA-FSIS notices, CDC case counts — never a news summary. Lot codes, states and the last-checked date are published so a shift lead can clear a walk-in in a minute.
Traceback converged on a single Sinaloa grower supplying Coast Citrus. Of 224 people interviewed, 203 (91%) ate at a Mexican-style restaurant first. Downstream recalls now span salsas, dressings, dips and foodservice packs.
Michigan ingredient-level analysis found 90% of interviewed cases ate iceberg lettuce. Taylor Farms de Mexico removed all central-Mexico iceberg lettuce from the U.S. market on Jul 17 2026 and told FDA it would initiate a recall. No customer list has been published.
Each tile is a state. Highlighted tiles appear in at least one tracked recall's distribution list; darker means more tracked actions touch that state. Click a tile to see the recalls that touch it. 51 states are named across 11 tracked actions. Distribution lists are only what the firm reported.
FSIS 2025: 42 recalls covering 71,420,721 lb, 38 of them Class I. Versus 131 recalls / 20,880,574 lb in 2017 and 31 / 1,461,019 lb in 2020. Fewer events, far more product, because one contaminated ingredient now sweeps hundreds of finished goods.
FDA recalls are counted in events and units, not pounds, and are not comparable to FSIS volume.
"52% of companies that went through a major food recall put the total financial impact above $10 million. For one in twenty, it passed $100 million."GMA/FMI recall cost study. The $10M average is direct costs only.
Reasonable probability of serious adverse health consequences or death. Stop service, segregate, do not resell or donate.
Remote probability of adverse health consequences. Pull the lot, verify with the supplier.
No adverse consequence or negligible risk, usually labeling. Still a compliance and disposal question.
FSIS issues one when it cannot identify or reach the recalling firm, or when an FDA-regulated ingredient contaminates FSIS-regulated product. Treat as recalled.
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