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34 recent FDA-listed ongoing recall records in this snapshot.FDA data updated September 16, 2026 · Snapshot assessed September 18, 2026
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“Recent ongoing” means initiated within 365 days of September 18, 2026, FDA status “Ongoing,” and no termination date. This snapshot cannot confirm what is active today. 10 older records still list “Ongoing.”

987 FDA product recordsLatest initiation: Aug 10, 2026

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Spices recall history

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Cinnamon Applesauce Muffin Mix, packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in a cardboard box, net wt. 13.5oz

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Cinnamon Swirl Streusel Muffin Mix with drizzle icing, packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in a cardboard box,…

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Flower Pot Muffin Mix Cinnamon Swirl Streusel with Drizzle Icing, packaged in a packaged in a plastic bag which is…

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Killer Mudd Brownie Mix, packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in a cardboard box, net wt. 12.25oz

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

OMG Brownie Mix (Oh My God!!!), packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in a cardboard box, net wt. 19.6oz

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Cinnamon Pecan with Streusel Topping Quick Bread Mix, packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in a cardboard box, net…

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Cinnamon Swirl Quick Bread Mix, packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in a cardboard box, net wt. 16.5oz

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Monkey Bread Quick Bread Mix Cinnamon Pull-Apart, packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in a cardboard box, net wt.…

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Flower Pot Cinnamon Pecan with Streusel Topping Quick Bread Mix, packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in clay pot,…

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Flower Pot Cinnamon Swirl Quick Bread Mix, packaged in a plastic bag which is placed in clay pot, net wt. 16.5oz

Bread, muffin, and brownie mixes may have been manufactured with flour contaminated with E. coli O121

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Ground Turmeric packaged as follows: a) FOOD LOCKER(R)

The firm received a notice from their supplier that a sample of ground turmeric was tested and found to have elevated levels of lead.

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Class I
FDA status: Terminated

Hot/Spicy Curry Powder. Packaged under the names: Blue Mountain Country Hot Jamaican Curry Powder, Jamaican Choice…

Product samples tested positive for lead. Finished curry products tested and ground turmeric ingredient used to manufacture the curry seasoning…

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