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Five Products Recalled This Week: Clorox, Nestlé and More

The following recalls were announced by the Food and Drug Administration, Consumer Product Safety Commission, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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RECALL: Weird Plastic Found In Breakfast Sausage Sold In MN

Over 7,500 pounds of the sausage product sold in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Wisconsin, and more, has a weird blue plastic running thru it.

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DO NOT EAT: Blue Rubber Found In Popular Meat Sold in New York

Empire State residents are told to check their homes for meat that should be tossed because it may be contaminated with extraneous materials.

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Bob Evans Recalls Sausage Due to Possible Contamination

Bob Evans Farms Foods is pulling Italian pork sausage products from stores around the country because they may have been tainted with bits of thin blue rubber.

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DO NOT EAT: Blue Rubber Found In Popular Meat Sold in New York

Empire State residents are told to check their homes for meat that should be tossed because it may be contaminated with extraneous materials.

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