During the week of April 28, 2025, four significant food recalls occurred due to undeclared allergens and foreign material contamination. Trader Joe's recalled Sesame Miso Salads with Salmon in 18 states because they contained undeclared milk. Mauna Loa withdrew dark chocolate-covered macadamias from 17 states and Guam due to possible almond and cashew allergens. Upper Crust Bakery LP recalled several bread types in six states after glass shards were found atop the loaves. Grain Millers recalled over 63,000 pounds of rolled oats in two states due to potential plastic contamination, although the FDA has since terminated the recall.

Trader Joe's recalled 500 Sesame Miso Salads with Salmon sold in 18 states due to an undeclared milk allergen, which resulted from a packaging error involving parmesan cheese crumbles instead of crispy onions.

Mauna Loa voluntarily recalled two sizes of dark chocolate-covered macadamias due to undeclared almond and cashew allergens, affecting consumers in 17 states and Guam; no adverse reactions have been reported yet.

Upper Crust Bakery LP issued a recall for three different bread products sold in six states after finding glass fragments on the loaves, leading to a Class II FDA risk level due to potential temporary health consequences.

Grain Millers recalled over 63,000 pounds of rolled oats distributed in bulk in California and Indiana due to suspected plastic contamination; the FDA categorized this as a Class II risk before terminating the recall.

Consumers are advised to check their kitchens for these recalled products and either return or discard them to avoid potential adverse health effects, especially for those with specific allergies or sensitivities.

The FDA's involvement in these recalls emphasizes the importance of monitoring food safety and the potential risks posed by undeclared allergens and foreign material contamination.

These recalls highlight the ongoing challenges in food safety and the necessity for vigilant consumer awareness regarding product safety alerts.