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Shredded cheese sold by major retailers Aldi, Walmart and more recalled over serious danger

Varieties of shredded cheese sold under various brand names and distributed to retailers in 31 states have been recalled because the bags may contain metal pieces.

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Shredded cheese sold at Walmart and other stores recalled due to metal

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1.5 million bags of shredded cheese sold at Walmart, Target recalled over metal contamination fears

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Cheese recall: Metal fragments found in products at major retailers in 31 states

Bags of shredded cheese sold at major retailers, including Walmart, Publix and Aldi, have been recalled due to the products potentially containing metal fragments, according to the Food and Drug Admin...

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FDA warns of metal fragment risk in shredded cheese sold across 31 states and Puerto Rico

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Check your cheese: Recall issued for shredded cheeses with possible metal fragments sold at Target, Aldi and more

Walmart Recall Update: Customers Warned ‘Immediately Stop’ Using Products

Anyone in possession of the items should return them to any Walmart store for a full refund and discontinue use.

Walmart Recalls Over 200,000 Popular Appliances Nationwide Due to Fire Hazard

This recall follows 26 consumer reports received by the company of the camping stoves catching fire or even exploding. This includes 16 reports of injuries as severe as second-degree burns. If you have this stove on hand, return to your local Walmart for a full refund.

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Over 200K camping stoves sold at Walmart recalled after reports of explosions, burns

Ozark brand camping stoves have been recalled after reports of explosions that caused injuries including second-degree burns.

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Walmart recalls 200K camp stoves over burn risk

The camp stoves can explode or catch fire, causing burn injuries.

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Slew of products sold at Walmart, Amazon recalled for safety issues. See list.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) posted recalls for 10 products on Nov. 26, all of which were sold at Walmart, Amazon or both retailers. The products, ranging from hair dryers and dressers to baby loungers and bed rails, are defective and pose serious injury risks and in some cases, even death.