The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced an expanded recall of approximately 2 million MadeGood granola bars sold at retailers including Target, Whole Foods, and Amazon. This recall follows reports of potential contamination that could lead to adverse health effects. The specific product recalled is the ‘MadeGood Granola Bars’ variety, which comes in several flavors and is packaged in 5.3-ounce boxes. Customers are advised to check their cupboards for granola bars purchased between December 2022 and January 2023. The impacted flavors include Chocolate Chip, Mixed Berry, and Cookies & Cream. Allegations of undeclared allergens, particularly the possibility of contamination with peanuts and tree nuts, have prompted the recall. The FDA stated that symptoms from consumption of these products could range from mild allergic reactions to more serious health issues for individuals highly sensitive to these allergens. Consumers who may have purchased the affected products are urged to return them to the store for a full refund. The health safety alert comes as part of the FDA’s commitment to public health and ensuring that food products on the market are safe for consumption. A representative from MadeGood commented, ‘We take product safety very seriously and are working diligently to address this issue.’ This recall highlights the ongoing scrutiny that food safety brands are under to ensure that their products meet health regulations and consumer safety expectations.
FDA Expands Recall of 2 Million Granola Bars After Reports of Adverse Health Effects
