food safety inspection service

Make at home taco meal kits sold at grocery stores across the United States and in Louisiana have been recalled for a very serious label error. Here's what to look for.

Over 127,000 pounds of pork barbeque sandwiches are the subject of a USDA Food Safety Inspection Service recall. Here's what you should be aware of.

Just over 90,000 pounds of breakfasts products, many served in Louisiana schools as part of the USDA Breakfast program have been recalled over contamination concerns.

Food products from a popular home delivery service have been recalled over concerns of Listeria contamination. Here's a list of which meals are included in the public health alert.

Many of the corndogs and sausage on a stick products were not only sold for consumer use at home but large quantities were sold to schools and military instillations.

If you have purchased ready-to-eat pasta meals at Walmart in recent weeks you need to check your freezer. One of those dishes is the subject of a nationwide public health alert.

More than 40 tons of fish have been recalled across Louisiana and the Gulf South. We have the long list of recalled items for you to inspect.

If pork cracklin' are an important part of your Louisiana diet, please take heed. Not all cracklin' are "good for you". Some could even be against the law.

Campbell's and other popular brands of soup are under a public health advisory from the USDA. Louisiana families will need to discard affected products.

Louisiana homemakers are encouraged to check their freezers for recalled packages of sausage. More than 22-thousands pounds of meat are affected by this recall.