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Health Canada’s recall covers the PowerG Walking Pad model 499-4052 with UPC 8 46325 03115 8, sold in Canada from January 2025 through July 2026. Stop using a matching unit and return it to a Canadian Tire store for a refund or in-store credit. No return deadline is listed in the notice.
Reports describe a Bettergoods Pistachio Nut Butter recall, but the available evidence does not include the UPC, lot code or date needed to confirm an individual jar.
Reports say a judge granted final approval of Papa John’s $5 million no-poach settlement. But the available reporting contains a major date conflict affecting whether workers can still file claims.
A published settlement report identifies four San Francisco Domino’s stores and a 6% HSCO fee, but the available evidence does not verify a filing deadline or official claim site.
A Whole Foods recall involves select guacamole, salsa and prepared foods linked to possible Salmonella contamination. Here is what the available evidence confirms and what remains unverified.
The FDA has classified a Whole Foods recall involving select guacamole, salsa, pico de gallo and prepared foods as Class I. Here is who may be affected, what is verified and how to check your item.
Health Canada has recalled specific XO Poppy 5000 mAh MagSafe-compatible power banks sold in Canada. Match the model number before returning one for a refund.
Reports attribute a Class I recall to frozen Buffalo chicken products sent to foodservice sites in five New England states. Exact label details matter.
A 2026 recall covers 27,185 Lucid Air sedans in the U.S. The reported fire and lighting risk has an over-the-air remedy, but owners should verify their vehicle before relying on the update.
A proposed $3.75 million HireVue biometric-data settlement may cover certain Illinois video-interview participants. Claims are reportedly due October 13, 2026, but payment is not guaranteed.
