Food Safety

Ground beef sold in Binghamton area stores from Weis to Wegmans, Walmart to Sam's Club are part of a big national ground beef recall.

Winter is the time of year that many people use their porch to store extra food but, is it actually safe to do this? In some cases yes, and in other cases, no.

You probably use this grill tool all the time and don't even know how dangerous it could be to your health and the health of others.

During this time of crisis it's important to remember to support your local businesses as best as you can. You shouldn't be worried about doing it either.

Freezer space is at a premium right now. Use this list to help you decide which items to toss and which ones to keep.

The USDA has announced the recall of 2,020 pounds of beef because pieces of plastic have been found in the meat.

Have food in your fridge or pantry that's expired and not sure if it's still safe to eat? Let's find out!

If you go to taco bell to grab a beef burrito or beef taco, you may have to choose something else. The fast food Mexican chain recalled 2 million lbs. of beef.

Infant formula sold exclusively at Walmart stores is being voluntarily recalled after metal was found in a lot of the product.

Check your pantry: some Ragu sauces are being voluntarily recalled due to pieces of plastic in the jars.

Chemicals are widely used to treat crops in the United States. They're starting to show up in the products made from those crops - including breakfast cereal.

Johnsonville LLC has recalled almost 48,000 pounds of ground pork. Their products could contain pieces of black rubber. Find the lots numbers and specific products here.

Another type of food is being recalled, but this time it's not due to E-coli concerns, but because people are finding pieces of metal in sausage links.

There is a recall for Bush's Baked Beans showing up on the internet. The question is, should you be concerned? Click here to find out what's up with this recall.