Granola bars are one great example. You can grab one to eat in the car while you drive to work or throw one in your daily carry bag to munch on if hunger strikes unexpectedly. However, granola ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has updated a voluntary recall issued on granola bars in December. The FDA just announced the recall has been updated to a "Class II" incident.

A chunky granola, this looks like broken-up granola bars. It’s sweet, with brown sugar, honey, and toasted oat flavors.

Another day, another food recall! Riverside Natural Foods Inc., maker of granola bars from the popular brand MadeGood, initiated a recall "out of an abundance of caution" due to the possible ...

WASHINGTON — The FDA has updated the risk level for over two million cases of recalled MadeGood granola bars. The recall is now considered a "Class II" recall, meaning the products could cause ...

A recall on granola bars has been updated to a Class II The granola bars have been available in Massachusetts The recall stems from a "potential piece of metal" in the product The U.S. Food and ...