Millions of doughnuts, baked goods sold nationwide recalled over listeria contamination concerns
The Food and Drug Administration recently shared more information about a voluntary recall last month involving more than two million cases of doughnuts and other baked goods sold under various brand names, including Dunkin. Data from the FDA says 2,017,614 cases of products are part of the recall and involve doughnuts, fritters, and cake rings.
Donuts Recalled Nationwide: Full List of Products Impacted
For individuals who do not belong to vulnerable groups, listeria infection—otherwise known as listeriosis—usually causes food poisoning symptoms such as fever, muscle aches, fatigue, headaches, diarrhea and vomiting, that should pass within a few days.
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