Fromm Family Foods recalls canned dog food over possible metal contamination

Fromm Family Foods is recalling close to 6,000 cases of two canned dog food products after complaints raised the possibility of metal contamination [1]. The action comes alongside other food safety recalls and outbreak notices, including a recall of alfalfa sprouts by Everything Sprouts, LLC, announced at the FDA's request and linked to E. coli and Salmonella illnesses affecting at least 55 people in 15 states [5]. Separately, the CDC reported more than 400 illnesses across 32 states tied to a Salmonella strain associated with jalapeno peppers from Sinaloa, Mexico [4].

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1. khou.com · Wet dog food recalled over metal contamination risk Aug 23, 2026
2. kiplinger.com · Hidden Watermarks Will Track AI-Generated Text Aug 23, 2026
3. katytimes.com · When an AI agent runs the analysis, who signs the record? Aug 21, 2026
4. khou.com · Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapenos grows to 32 states as more than 400 illnesses reported, FDA says Aug 20, 2026
5. fox26houston.com · Alfalfa sprouts linked to E. coli, Salmonella outbreaks recalled after CDC warning Aug 23, 2026
6. fox26houston.com · Fromm recalls wet dog food over potential metal contamination Aug 23, 2026

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