FDA Import Alert 99-52 and FSMA 801(q) import certification: what to know
United States—FDA’s Import Alert 99-52 (DWPE) ties border detention/refusal for certain foods from Indonesia to FSMA 801(q) import certification, starting Oct. 31, 2025.
Food Safety
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CDC/FDA July 6 update: Infant botulism cases linked to recalled Nara formula
July 6 federal update: CDC and FDA report 4 infant botulism cases linked to recalled Nara powdered formula. Stop using it and watch symptoms.
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Pedigree canned dog food recalled after possible metal and plastic contamination
United States Food Drug and Consumer Safety – Mars Petcare recalled two PEDIGREE wet dog food lots after the FDA said the cans may contain hard metal and plastic foreign material.
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Michigan cyclospora cases rise to 572 as CDC reports 145 U.S. cases across 17 states
Michigan cases hit 572, but officials still have not identified the source. CDC says 145 U.S. cases span 17 states, with investigations ongoing.
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FDA flags undeclared tuna in Aldi kimbap sold in 20 jurisdictions
FDA says an ALDI kimbap recall for undeclared tuna can trigger serious reactions for fish-allergic shoppers.
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Fort Payne Dunkin briefly closed after sewage backup
Fort Payne AL – ADPH listed the Glenn Boulevard Dunkin on June 18 after a sewage backup in the kitchen. The store’s locator now shows it open again.
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FDA Class I chip recall puts select Zapp’s and Dirty snacks on the July Fourth check list
FDA’s highest-risk recall covers select Zapp’s and Dirty potato chips nationwide, so shoppers should check labels before the holiday weekend. ([fda.gov](https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/utz-quality-foods-llc-issues-voluntary-recall-certain-limited-varieties-zapps-and-dirty-potato-chips))
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Parents told to stop using Nara infant formula after botulism outbreak
FDA and CDC say families should stop using recalled Nara powdered infant formula while investigators examine three infant botulism cases.
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Nationwide Nara Organics infant formula recall after botulism cases
FDA and CDC linked three infant botulism cases to Nara Organics formula and say parents should stop using recalled cans and check lot codes now.
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Nationwide Nara Organics infant formula recall after infant botulism cases
Nationwide recall: parents should stop using Nara Organics infant formula, check lot codes, and watch babies for serious botulism symptoms.
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U.S. soft-cheese recall after Listeria outbreak warns pregnant, older adults
Recalled soft cheese tied to a multistate Listeria outbreak has sickened 8 people, hospitalized 7 and killed 1 in Maryland as officials investigate.
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Nationwide infant formula recall raises evening safety concerns for parents
Parents should check a2 Platinum Premium infant formula tonight after an FDA-posted recall over possible cereulide contamination in three U.S.-sold batches.