Selling Homemade Baked Goods in Kentucky Could be Illegal
Selling Homemade Baked Goods in Kentucky Could be Illegal
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Blue Cross Blue Shield Accused of Charging Employers Hidden Fees
Blue Cross Blue Shield Accused of Charging Employers Hidden Fees
UPDATED: Michigan’s Marijuana Dispensaries May Be Forced to Close Their Doors
Michigan’s Marijuana Dispensaries May Be Forced to Close Their Doors
Lawsuit Claims Nestle ‘Spring Water’ is Actually Contaminated Ground Water
Lawsuit Claims Nestle ‘Spring Water’ is Actually Contaminated Ground Water
Costco Claims to Sell Tiffany Rings – A Costly Mistake
Costco Claims to Sell Tiffany Rings – A Costly Mistake
BRIO Baby Rattles Recalled Over Potential Choking Hazard
Unfortunately for parents, toy recalls have been in the news quite a bit lately. Earlier this week, BRIO of Sweden issued a recall for nearly “1,700 BRIO soft hammer rattles sold in the U.S. and Canada” because apparently, the “wooden rings on the hammer rattles can crack.” When that happens, it can pose a “choking hazard to children.”
Spanish Sonrise Dairy Recalls Raw Milk Amid E. Coli Concerns
After testing positive for E. coli, a dairy farm is recalling unpasteurized, raw milk to protect the public from the bacteria that can “cause serious infections, especially in young children.” The farm, Spanish Sunrise Dairy in Yacolt, WA, actually has a “history of pathogen problems,” and posted their latest recall earlier this week on Tuesday. According to the recall notice on the Washington State Department of Agriculture’s website, “Consumers who have purchased Spanish Sonrise Dairy raw milk with a Best By date of 08-23 are urged not to drink the product and return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.”
Beware the Multi-Level Marketing Scheme
Many Americans have turned to the informal economy to make ends meet. What’s the difference between legit multi-level marketing and pyramid schemes?
Salmonella Concerns Prompt Michigan Farm to Recall Shell Eggs
Due to concerns of possible Salmonella enteriditis contamination, a Michigan poultry farm is recalling “shell eggs in eight counties.” The recall was issued shortly after an environmental sample from a “foodborne illness outbreak investigation” detected the presence of salmonella at LaBar Poultry Farm in Manistique. The farm itself is owned by Jeff and Heidi LaBar, and so far they, along with the Michigan agriculture department and the health department have been silent on the matter, media outlets report that LaBar Poultry Farm “has recalled eggs distributed to restaurants, grocery stores and directly to consumers.”
Subway Files Defamation Lawsuit Following Officer’s False Claim
Subway Files Defamation Lawsuit Following Officer’s False Claim