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Food recall hazards & allergens

Of the 244 recall announcements we have tracked, 94 (39%) involved an undeclared allergen and 93 (38%) a pathogen, most often Salmonella. The allergen named most often is milk, in 28 announcements.

Announcements by hazard type

An announcement covering products with different hazards counts under each.

Undeclared allergen 94
Pathogen 93
Chemical or additive 21
Labeling or inspection 20
Foreign material 18
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Hazard typeAnnouncementsProductsActive products
Undeclared allergen9427999
Pathogen93183139
Chemical or additive214121
Labeling or inspection202210
Foreign material182522

Allergens

Undeclared allergens named in the recall reason. One announcement can name several.

Milk 28
Soy 18
Egg 15
Fish 13
Sesame 11
Wheat 10
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AllergenAnnouncementsProductsActive products
Milk284838
Soy182115
Tree nuts1510030
Egg151815
Fish135911
Sesame111812
Wheat101211
Peanuts898
Shellfish3192

Weekly trend

Recall announcements per week, by the week each recall began. Each view has its own scale, so read the axis. The last five weeks are still being reported.

All recalls 236 announcements since March 30, 2026

010203040Week of March 30, 2026: 2 announcements, 24 productsWeek of April 6, 2026: 0 announcements, 0 productsApr 2026Week of April 13, 2026: 0 announcements, 0 productsWeek of April 20, 2026: 1 announcement, 14 productsWeek of April 27, 2026: 8 announcements, 27 productsWeek of May 4, 2026: 10 announcements, 150 productsMayWeek of May 11, 2026: 11 announcements, 15 productsWeek of May 18, 2026: 14 announcements, 18 productsWeek of May 25, 2026: 6 announcements, 7 productsWeek of June 1, 2026: 7 announcements, 29 productsJunWeek of June 8, 2026: 8 announcements, 12 productsWeek of June 15, 2026: 8 announcements, 11 productsWeek of June 22, 2026: 13 announcements, 18 productsWeek of June 29, 2026: 7 announcements, 8 productsWeek of July 6, 2026: 4 announcements, 5 productsJulWeek of July 13, 2026: 13 announcements, 39 productsWeek of July 20, 2026: 10 announcements, 12 productsWeek of July 27, 2026: 13 announcements, 20 productsWeek of August 3, 2026: 31 announcements, 42 productsAugWeek of August 10, 2026: 18 announcements, 23 productsWeek of August 17, 2026: 15 announcements, 20 productsWeek of August 24, 2026: 9 announcements, 9 products (still being reported)Week of August 31, 2026: 10 announcements, 10 products (still being reported)Week of September 7, 2026: 7 announcements, 7 products (still being reported)SepWeek of September 14, 2026: 6 announcements, 7 products (still being reported)Week of September 21, 2026: 5 announcements, 5 products (still being reported)Still being reported
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Week ofAnnouncementsProducts
September 21, 2026 (still being reported)55
September 14, 2026 (still being reported)67
September 7, 2026 (still being reported)77
August 31, 2026 (still being reported)1010
August 24, 2026 (still being reported)99
August 17, 20261520
August 10, 20261823
August 3, 20263142
July 27, 20261320
July 20, 20261012
July 13, 20261339
July 6, 202645
June 29, 202678
June 22, 20261318
June 15, 2026811
June 8, 2026812
June 1, 2026729
May 25, 202667
May 18, 20261418
May 11, 20261115
May 4, 202610150
April 27, 2026827
April 20, 2026114
April 13, 202600
April 6, 202600
March 30, 2026224

Most common contaminants

Top ten hazards, not counting recalls for a named allergen (those are in the allergen chart). "Undeclared allergen" here means the agency did not say which one.

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How these are counted. An announcement is one company's recall on one start date, however many products it covers; a product is one entry in the agency's record. Weeks are by the date a recall began, not the date it was reported. FDA reports trail by about five weeks, so recent weeks keep rising after they first appear. Built September 25, 2026 from FDA and USDA data. The underlying feed is free to reuse with credit — see API & data licensing.

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