The recalled salmon has been removed from store shelves, but consumers are still urged to check their freezers.

Though the product was removed from stores last fall, there is still a concern that some Costco shoppers may own it ...

A Class 1 tag is given to a recall that can “cause serious adverse health consequences or death,” per the FDA.

If you purchased the two-pack of smoked salmon late last year, you shouldn’t plan on eating it – it’s being recalled due to ...

The federal Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has bumped up the risk of a salmon recall. This salmon is sold at Costco, and ...

Salmon that was sold at Costco and recalled in October is now under a Class I recall. Acme Smoked Fish Corporation recalled ...

Recalled Kirkland Signature Smoked Salmon sold at Costco was recently elevated to the FDA's highest risk level over the potential for listeria contamination. The recall involves 111 cases of ...

ACME smoked fish removed the potentially affected packages of salmon from grocery shelves in October. There have been no reported illnesses to date linked to the recall, according to the FDA.

The product was previously recalled last October for potential listeria contamination, according to the FDA notice. About 111 cases of Kirkland Signature Smoked Salmon in twin 12-ounce packages ...

What to do if you purchased the recalled product Consumers who purchased Costco's Kirkland Signature Smoked Salmon are advised to avoid consuming the product. The FDA recommends discarding it ...

The recalled salmon was in a twin 12oz. package that was vacuum-packed. The packaging has “smoked salmon” and an image of a fish on the front, the FDA said in its news release last year.