Food recalls

The voluntary recall by Pepperidge Farms of four varieties of its Goldfish snack crackers joins recalls of Ritz Bitz and sandwiches by Mondelez Global LLC of Riz Crackers and all packages of Kelloggs Honey Smacks, plus possible infections from raw turkey.

Several varieties of hummus are being pulled from store shelves after listeria was discovered at Sabra's production facility.

Kraft Heinz Company has recalled 100,000 cases of Weight Watchers Smart Ones Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Sundae frozen desserts due to possible listeria contamination.

The FDA announced that spice maker McCormick is voluntarily recalling bottled taco seasoning mix due to unlabeled milk allergens.

Some varieties of Entenmann’s Little Bites muffins are being pulled from shelves due to tiny pieces of plastic found in the packaging, the FDA says.

Another popular snack food has been recalled after undeclared peanut residue was detected in lots of flour.

Hostess announced a voluntary recall of several products due to concerns that they may contain peanut residue that could be harmful to those with allergies.

A number of food recalls in New Jersey over the past two weeks alone, including everything from baby food to granola bars, might have you questioning the safety of the food supply.

Trader Joe's, Earth's Pride and McCain are just a few I recognize as local to New Jersey, plus Costco brands like Organic By Nature. This involves both organic and non-organic items.

Let's take care of ourselves, Jersey. From amusement parks to tainted chicken to sepsis, NJ can be a deadly place.