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U.S. FDA issues multiple food, drug and pet food recalls in July 2026

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced a series of recalls throughout July 2026 affecting a wide range of food products, medications and pet foods. Recalls cited issues such as undeclared allergens, possible bacterial contamination, foreign object contamination and labeling errors. Notable items included sliced Korean halibut and flounder sashimi from Eunha Fisheries Co. (undeclared wheat, soy, sesame), Pedigree wet dog food (potential metal and plastic fragments), Fusia kimchi‑tofu kimbap (undeclared tuna), GreenWise frozen blueberries (possible E. coli), Ola‑Ola pounded yam (undeclared milk), Khong Guan glutinous rice balls (undeclared peanuts), iceberg lettuce (possible Cyclospora), Zen Principle moringa leaf capsules (possible Salmonella) and Rising Pharma cetirizine tablets (cross‑contamination with ranitidine).

Pet‑food recalls logged ten entries in 2026, with the latest on July 2 involving Pedigree wet dog food. Veterinarian Dr. RuthAnn Lobos advised owners to keep pet food in its original packaging or retain the barcode and lot number to quickly verify whether a product is part of a recall, thereby reducing health risks to pets.

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Dr. RuthAnn Lobos · Eunha Fisheries Co., Ltd. · GreenWise · Pedigree · U.S. Food and Drug Administration

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