All bags of Sunshine Cranberry Delite snacks are being recalled by Stewart's Shops over possible listeria contamination. The products contain sunflower kernels that are included in the expanded FDA recall of the snack's manufacturer, First Source of Tonawanda, N.Y.
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Atlantic Spice has issued a recall for Sunflower Seeds Roasted Salted, Tropical Mix and Cranberry Health Mix products in 16-ounce packages due to listeria concerns. No illnesses have been reported due to the possible contamination.
Potential listeria contamination prompted the recall of Bounce USA's Apple Cinnamon Protein Punch Energy Balls and Apple Cinnamon Protein Energy Balls, which were distributed nationwide between Nov. 4, 2015, and June 6 to retail stores and through Amazon.com. The affected products contain sunflower kernels from SunOpta that are part of a larger recall.
Possible listeria contamination prompted ACH Food Cos. to recall its salad toppings containing sunflower kernels. The affected products include Durkee Salad Topping, Hy-Vee Garden Style Salad Topping and Food Club branded Salad Topping.
Concerns over potential listeria contamination prompted Giant Food Stores and Martin's Food Markets to recall sunflower seed products. The affected items include Alpine Valley Yogurt Fruit/Nut Mix, Roasted & Salted Sunflower Kernels and Roasted No Salt Sunflower Kernels, all from the bulk section, along with Alpine Sunflower Kernel Tubs with the UPC code 2363741090, and Alpine Roasted & Unsalted Sunflower Kernel Tubs with the UPC code 2363741091.
The European Medicines Agency has removed a warning about possible suicidal risks that has been in place on Pfizer's smoking-cessation drug Chantix for the past seven years after an 8,144-patient study showed that the drug does not pose a higher risk of suicidal behaviors. A similar warning on GlaxoSmithKline's Zyban has not yet been changed by European regulators. The FDA said it is reviewing the study.