Today's Recalls - July 15, 2026

Check your bathroom: CVS Health recalls 75,000 hemorrhoidal wipes
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/check-bathroom-cvs-health-recalls-190123136.html

Check your bathroom cabinet, as CVS Health has recalled thousands of medicated hemorrhoidal wipes due to a lack of child-resistant packaging.

The Rhode Island-based retailer issued a recall for more than 75,000 boxes of medicated hemorrhoidal wipes on July 2 because they do not feature child-resistant packaging, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Per the Poison Prevention Packaging Act, the wipes must contain this packaging because they contain lidocaine, which can pose a serious injury or even death to a child if ingested.

As of July 2, CVS was not aware of an injuries related to the recall.

Pillsbury Recall on Over 735,000 Bread Rolls: FDA Report
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/pillsbury-recall-over-735-000-210207842.html

The Pillsbury Doughboy's belly-tickling giggle still lingers for long-trusting fans of the iconic refrigerated and frozen dough brand. But today, the FDA has released a report that 735,840 packages of their popular bread rolls were recalled on June 19 due to what the FDA calls "Potential foreign material (glass)."

Three thousand eighty cases of Pillsbury Bread Rolls "Hard Roll Dough" have pulled, with each case containing a reported 180 units of 2.25-ounce containers, for an apparent total of 554,400 product units.

Cases of Pillsbury Bread Rolls "Kaiser Roll Dough" are reported as 1,260, each containing 144 product units of 2.5 ounces each for a calculated total of 181,400 units.

Products going by similar names on the Pillsbury site suggest the two products were sold into foodservice accounts, or what the site refers to as "BOH operations," with BOH meaning "back of house."

Pillsbury Bread Rolls "Hard Roll Dough"
Package UPC 721582-13283 4
Case UPC 107-21582-13283-1
Lot: 11JUN6JL, Better if Used by OCT 12 26
Lot: 12JUN6JL, Better if Used by OCT 13 26
Pillsbury Bread Rolls "Kaiser Roll Dough"
Package UPC 7 21582-13288 9
Case UPC 107-21582-13288-6
Lot: 12JUNJL
Better if Used by OCT 13 26

The FDA lists states for distribution as: Arkansa, California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming.

See cheeses added to 'do not eat' list amid deadly listeria outbreak
https://www.yahoo.com/news/science/articles/see-cheeses-added-not-eat-214441323.html

Which cheeses were recently recalled?

The latest recall update added cheeses made by La Ceiba Foods Latin Market Inc. that were sold between May 11 and June 1 in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC.

14-ounce La Colonia-brand Salvadoreno Requeson, Soft Ricotta Cheese. UPC: 736846383099, expiration date 07/10/2026.

16-ounce Selectos Latinos-brand Requeson Salvadoreno, Ricotta Style Salvadorean Style Cheese. UPC: 767787984526, expiration date 07/10/2026.

16-ounce Selectos Latinos-brand Requeson Mexicano, Mexican Cottage Cheese. UPC: 767787984519, expiration date 07/10/2026.

18-pound Clover Hill-brand Buket of Requeson, expiration date 07/10/2026.
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Full list of recalled cheese

Clover Hill Dairy previously issued a recall that was later expanded to include its soft cheeses, which were sold both directly by Clover Hill and third-party distributors in North Carolina, New York, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey and Washington, DC.

Recalled products may be relabeled under a different brand name when distributed, including (but not limited to) Kesso, Quesos La Ricura, Izalco, De Mi Pueblo and Rio Lindo. Consumers should check labels for manufacturer info, which will list the Clover Hill Dairy manufacturer permit (or plant) number as "24-128" if available.
Soft Cuajada in Brine, 5-gallon bucket, 2-gallon bucket.
Soft Cuajada, 5-pound bags, 2.5-pound clamshell, 14-ounce clamshell.
Cuajada, 30-pound boxes.
Ricotta 5-gallon bucket, 2-gallon bucket, 2.5-pound tubs, 1-pound clamshell.
Soft Cuajada Crumbs.
Mild Cheese Varieties (Yummy Cheddar, White Cheddar, White Colby, Monterey Jack, Marble Jack), 1/2-pound, 1-pound, 2.5-pound, 5-pound, 40-pound containers.
Mild Cheese Varieties – Snack Pack Assorted Regular Mild Stix (White Colby, Marble Jack, Yummy Cheddar), 6.4-ounce.
Mild Cheese Varieties – 3-in-A-Pack Assorted (White Colby, Marble Jack, Yummy Cheddar), 3.2-ounce.
Mild Cheese Varieties – Fresh Cheddar Curd. 0.75-pound box, 1.50-pound box.
Sharp Cheese Varieties (Cheddar, Yummy Cheddar, White Cheddar, Monterey Jack), 1/2-pound, 1-pound, 2.5-pound, 5-pound.
Sharp Cheese Snack Pack Sharp Stix (White or Yellow Regular Size), 6.4-ounce.
Flavored Cheese – Horseradish, 1/2-pound, 1-pound, 2.5-pound, 5-pound, 40-pound.
Flavored Cheese – Old Bay Cheddar, 1/2-pound, 1-pound, 2.5-pound, 5-pound, 40-pound.
Pepper Jack Cheese Varieties (Jalapeno Cheddar, Pepper Jack, Sizzlin Colby with Habanero Peppers), 1/2-pound, 1-pound, 2.5-pound, 5-pound, 40-pound.
Pepper Jack Cheese Varieties – Snack Pack Assorted Pepperjack Stix (Jalapeno Cheddar, Pepper Jack), 6.4-ounce.
Pepper Jack Cheese Varieties – 3-in-a-Pack Assorted (Jalapeno Cheddar, Pepper Jack, Sizzlin Colby), 3.2-ounce.
Smoked Cheddar Cheese Varieties (Cheddar, White Cheddar), 1/2-pound, 1-pound.
Smoked Pepper Cheese Varieties (Jalapeno Cheddar), 1/2-pound pieces, 1-pound pieces.

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Multistate Advisory: Blueberries Sold at Popular Retailer Recalled Amid Reported E.Coli Illnesses
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/multistate-advisory-blueberries-sold-popular-181800865.html

On July 6, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published a recall notice for Frozen GreenWise Organic IQF Blueberries, specifically its 10-oz size. The lot code, which is printed on the packaging, is 60401. The recalled blueberries also come with the Best By Date of February 9, 2028. The FDA noted that "no other lot codes or Best By dates are affected by this recall."

The FDA added that the recalled product was shipped to Publix retail stores throughout eight states, including Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
Why are these blueberries being recalled?

The blueberries are being recalled as they may be contaminated with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) O145:H28. The FDA explained that this particular type of E. Coli can "cause illness characterized by severe stomach cramps, diarrhea (which may be bloody), and vomiting."

According to Publix, there have been 12 confirmed cases of people reporting stomach illness between May 11, 2026 and June 5, 2026 linked to E. coli O145:H28 infections. The FDA notes there have been four hospitalizations.

The agency notes that most healthy individuals recover within a week, though children, older adults, and people with a weakened immune system can experience more serious symptoms and complications.