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Nestle Prepared Foods Company is recalling almost 900,000 pounds of frozen chicken meals that may contain foreign materials. Full story...

The makers of Samuel Adams beer are calling back some bottles because they could be contaminated with pieces of glass. Full story...

A Fort Mill manufacturer says it is voluntarily recalling 67,000 child car seats because federal tests show the seats might separate from their bases in front-end collisions. Full story...

School districts around the country are trying to find out if any of the meat involved in the biggest beef recall in U.S. history is still headed for school lunches. Full story...

If you've bought milk from Food Lion recently, you may need to return it. Full story...

If you've bought a new GE microwave between January 2000 and December 2003 it may pose a fire hazard in your kitchen. Full story...

It's hard to think about Christmas without thinking of toys. But these days you can't think of toys without thinking of danger. Full story...

Coming on the heels of troubling recalls that have hammered the food industry, Congress called on top officials from the department of agriculture and the Food and Drug Administration for an explanation Tuesday. Full story...

There is another recall of tainted products to report. This time it's not toys. It's frozen pizza that could be contaminated with dangerous e-coli bacteria. Full story...

Local health officials have issued a warning about frozen beef patties sold through Sam's Club. The food could possibly be infected with e-coli. There are concerns about high levels of lead in popular brands of lipstick. JC Penney is recalling 49,000 deluxe Winnie-the-Pooh play sets. Full story...

Almost 425,000 "Play Yard" brand playpens have been recalled. The recall affects 12 models which have raised changing tables with restraint straps. Full story...

The head of Mattel apologized today for his company's massive recalls of tainted and defective toys. He spoke at a hearing on Capitol Hill as lawmakers look for ways to protect vulnerable children. Full story...

Can't keep up with all the recent recalls? We found a way to stay in touch.. Full story...

After a second massive recall of its toys the Mattel company is promising to improve safety standards. Mattel says the suspect toys are a small percentage of their output -- and that most of them are no longer on store shelves. They could still be in the hands of your children. Full story...