The recall pertains to certain batches of Market Pantry (Target), Great Value (Walmart), Giant Eagle, and VISTA-brand oyster crackers, in addition to a bulk variety not intended for retail sale.

A food manufacturer is over 15,000 packages of oyster crackers sold at Target, Walmart and other stories due to the discovery of possible metal contamination.

What caused the recall? The recall affects 15,874 total cases of the product. The oyster crackers were recalled over the possibility of contamination by a foreign object. Specifically, they could ...

Last February, Shearer’s Foods, LLC announced a recall of nearly 15,000 cases of oyster crackers packaged and labeled under a variety of different brand names. The recall, which cites the ...

Per the FDA’s enforcement report, the oyster crackers in question were distributed in 20-pound bulk packages that were not meant for retail sale to Target, Walmart and Giant Eagle stores in the ...

There’s an active recall on multiple brands of oyster crackers sold at Walmart, Target and more retailers in 24 states, according to the Food and Drug Administration. This is due to a potential ...

Shearer’s Foods recalled Giant Eagle Oyster Crackers, Great Value, Market Pantry and Vista Soup & Oyster Crackers it made for the brands.

FDA recalls Ritz cracker packs nationwide for mislabeling; affected cartons may contain undeclared peanuts. Impacted best-by dates range from November 2025 through January 2026. No illnesses ...

An Ohio company is recalling 15,000 cases of oyster crackers that might be contaminated by metal.