Jun 13, 04:36 AM

FDA Recalls Sodas, Sandwiches, Nicotine, Formula, Sunscreen in U.S., Canada; HHS Inspector General Issues Warnings

The FDA has issued recalls for various products including sodas, packaged sandwiches, flavored nicotine products, baby formula, and sunscreen due to different concerns such as listeria contamination and authorization issues. The recalls have affected products sold in the U.S., Canada, and nationwide, with some recalls prompting warnings and updates from the FDA and HHS inspector general.

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Good Morning America@GMA
2 years ago
.@ABC EXCLUSIVE: The FDA had "inadequate" policies to heed warnings about infant formula ahead of the 2022 critical shortage, according to the HHS inspector general. @eriellereshef reports. https://t.co/5nZNDR9NQG
Newsweek@Newsweek
2 years ago
Sunscreen recall prompts nationwide warning https://t.co/IjNktHznEM https://t.co/ALW1lJ5noN
Newsweek@Newsweek
2 years ago
Baby formula recall update as FDA issues highest level of concern https://t.co/2Lgk5RSBQ4 https://t.co/d8i2UR5nVc

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FDA Recalls Sodas, Sandwiches, Nicotine, Formula, Sunscreen in U.S., Canada; HHS Inspector General Issues Warnings

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