Chipotle Food Safety Concerns Continue — Rodents Scurry About
Chipotle Food Safety Concerns Continue — Rodents Scurry About
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Jewish Woman Claims Synagogue Violated Her Civil Rights
Jewish Woman Claims Synagogue Violated Her Civil Rights
Popular ATVs Recalled Amid Fire Hazard Concerns
A voluntary recall has been issued for Kawasaki “all-terrain vehicles due to fire hazard.” Though 18 reports of fuel leaks have been reported to Kawasaki, no one has been hurt so far.
Cooper Tire Must Reinstate Terminated Employee
Cooper Tire Must Reinstate Terminated Employee
Lawsuit Filed Over WMTA’s Advertising Policy
Lawsuit Filed Over WMTA’s Advertising Policy
Popular Stuffed Toys Recalled Over Laceration Concerns
When parents buy their children toys, they do so with the mindset that they’re safe to play with. Certainly, they don’t think that their child’s new toy would be hazardous or harmful to play with. Unfortunately, one popular toy has been declared dangerous and is now being recalled. TOMY’s Munching Max Chipmunk toys are being recalled because, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, parts inside the toys can “break and puncture the fabric,” posing a laceration hazard. So far only one child has been injured because of the issue.
Pharmacies Allegedly Overcharging for Commonly Prescribed Drugs
Pharmacies Allegedly Overcharging for Commonly Prescribed Drugs
Dark Store Loopholes Hurt Communities
Big box businesses across the country are taking advantage of the Dark Store loophole in order to dodge their tax bill and starve communities of revenue.
CORRECTED: Who Has Time To Wait For Official Signatures? — Camacho Sentenced
Who Has Time To Wait For Official Signatures? — Camacho Sentenced
Salmonella Outbreak Spreads, Prompting Recall of Cavi Papayas
It turns out Grande Produce isn’t the only produce distributor having problems with their papayas. Earlier this week Agroson’s LLC, a New York produce distributor, issued a recall for “Cavi brand maradol papayas because they were grown on a farm in Mexico that produced other brands of papaya that are linked to a deadly Salmonella outbreak in the U.S. that has sickened more than 100 people.” According to the recall, the potentially contaminated produce was shipped to stores and wholesalers throughout Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey.