Broad Snack Recall Ties Salmonella to Dairy Powder in Popular Brands
TL;DR
A widespread recall of dozens of snacks—ranging from Utz chips to popcorn, nuts, and chocolate products—stems from potentially tainted powdered milk and buttermilk supplied by California Dairies. The FDA-reported voluntary recall, announced April 20, has prompted retailers nationwide to pull affected items; no injuries have been reported, but consumers are urged to discard or return any recalled products.
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