Retail News

A recall involving prepared foods sold at Trader Joe’s, Walmart, Target, Whole Foods Market and several other grocery chains has been elevated to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s highest risk classification. Which Stores Are Included in the Recall? According to the recall announcement issued by Taylor Fresh Foods and published by the FDA, affected

If you’ve noticed higher prices in the meat department lately, you’re not imagining it. Beef prices have climbed sharply, and now some of the country’s largest grocery retailers—including Costco, Walmart and Aldi—are being asked to explain how they set their prices. The U.S. Department of Justice has expanded its beef industry investigation to include eight

Jollibee is expanding its U.S. presence in 2026, bringing its popular Chickenjoy fried chicken, Jolly Spaghetti and Peach Mango Pie to more cities. The Filipino fast food chain has opened four new U.S. restaurants so far this year. The new locations are in Manhattan, Stockton, downtown San Francisco and Roseville. Jollibee has also confirmed that

A recall involving nearly 13,000 units of Whole Foods Market guacamole has been classified as a Class I recall, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s highest risk level. The recalled guacamole was made with jalapeños that may be contaminated with Salmonella. According to the FDA, a Class I designation means there is a reasonable probability

Whole Foods Market shoppers should check their refrigerators, freezers and bread boxes after three recall notices were posted within five days. Two of the recalls are connected to jalapeños that may have been contaminated with Salmonella. The third involves bread that may contain pieces of metal. The affected products were not sold at every Whole

A popular battery-powered heated sock sold at Costco has been recalled due to a potential burn hazard, and it’s affecting thousands of shoppers across the country. What Product Is Being Recalled The recall applies to 32 Degrees HEAT heated socks that were sold in black and came in multiple sizes, including medium, large, and extra-large. 

As a suburban mom living in the New York suburbs, I know firsthand how expensive raising a family can be. For a family of four, monthly expenses can easily surpass $10,000, and even earning $200,000 a year can feel like living paycheck to paycheck.  With prices soaring, inflation affecting everything from groceries to gas, and