An E. coli outbreak linked to recalled frozen blueberries has sickened 12 people, including four who were hospitalized.

Family Dollar shoppers may be paying more for everyday items even when they think they're getting a bargain.

Walmart has a special section on its website for recalls of food or products sold at its stores. See if your item is affected

Mountain Jack's is officially gone. The last location just closed after nearly 50 years, and it wasn't because business was bad.

Another mill is shuttering in British Columbia, affecting about 400 workers in the industry that has taken repeated beatings from tariffs, global competition and a lack of fibre.

The FDA has upgraded an earlier recall for Whole Foods-issued guacamole and dips to its highest risk level.

A beloved ice cream brand is still reeling from a multi-million dollar lawsuit over its packaging that looked eerily similar to a rival company.

The grocery chain will close several underperforming stores when leases expire.

The confirmed closures follow multiple shutdowns in 2025. Independent operators say they are struggling with rising costs and weak sales.

Restaurateur Bruce Cooper is big on dates. He opened Jake’s in Manayunk on Oct. 19, 1987 — Black Monday, the day the stock market crashed. He’ll close it on Oct. 19, 2026, the start of its 40th year on Main Street. In between was another financial crisis…

Nordstrom just confirmed its fourth store closure of 2026, cutting 101 jobs. Here's what the pattern reveals about the retailer's next move.

The CPSC warns that 377,000 carbon monoxide and gas detectors sold on Amazon, eBay and other sites may not sound an alarm.

A wave of August 2026 recalls affects everyday products found in refrigerators, freezers and pantries across the United States, with warnings involving salmonella, metal contamination and potentially life-threatening allergens. The video reports a jalapeno…

The company that was tied to the recent cyclospora outbreak faces another PR crisis after recalling a number of products due to a salmonella outbreak.

The FDA reveals why the feel-good popcorn producer has pulled a flavor that looks to be a top-seller.

A multistate outbreak of Salmonella infections tied to fresh jalapeño peppers has grown to 431 reported illnesses across 32 states, with 57 people hospitalized and no deaths, according to federal health officials. The peppers were traced to a grower in Sinaloa…

They were sold in four Michigan cities.