Oyster crackers sold at stores including Target, Walmart and Giant Eagle have been recalled due to the potential presence of ...
(WJW) – An Ohio company is recalling 15,000 cases of oyster crackers that might be contaminated by metal. Shearer’s Foods of Massillon issued a voluntary recall for the crackers sold across the U.S.
Shearer’s Foods, LLC has recalled its oyster crackers because there could be metal fragments in them — part of a stainless ...
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Fast food chains are tapping into a growing trend by selling their signature sauces in stores, giving customers the chance to ...
Since the Oregon Legislature voted to ban single-use plastic grocery bags and limit plastic straws in 2019, most Oregonians ...
More than 15,000 cases of oyster crackers have been recalled from retailers including Walmart, Target, and Giant Eagle after stainless steel wire was found in the product. Ohio-based Shearer’s Foods, ...
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About 15,874 cases of oyster crackers sold in 24 states under four brands have been recalled because they might contain stainless steel wire.
The retailer is bringing its supply chain for fresh and frozen foods in house to better forecast demand and plan inventory.
It has been five years since the Covid-19 pandemic turned the retail industry upside down overnight. Even today, shoppers feel its impact every time they shop.
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