FGF Brands released a statement on its website, stating that the recall was voluntary and that “all donuts are completely safe to eat.” No traces of listeria were found in Dunkin’ products.

The FDA announced that 2 million donuts were recalled last month. Some donuts were reportedly produced for Dunkin’ stores. Affected products are no longer being sold. Sixty varieties and a total ...

some of which are sold at Dunkin'. These include cinnamon sticks, filled and flavored donuts, French crullers and fritters. The FDA defines a Class II recall as one where exposure to the product ...

The FDA announced that 2 million donuts were recalled last month. Some donuts were reportedly produced for Dunkin’ stores. Affected products are no longer being sold. Sixty varieties and a total ...

More recently, consumers with a sweet tooth may find that their favorites weren't stocked at Dunkin' as FGF Brands, which produces some of the chain's donuts, recalled over two million baked goods ...

Many recalls come as a result of product mislabeling, safety issues or contamination. Here are five recalls in particular that you as a consumer need to know about that have happened or have been ...

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which were distributed throughout the U.S. at places like Dunkin’ Donuts. On the list, you’ll find common donut favorites like Munchkins, coffee rolls, French crullers, and Bavarian donuts. The ...