A canned tuna recall at Costco and other stores over a botulism risk has consumers on alert. Check if your tuna is affected and what to do next.

Several canned tuna brands have been pulled from shelves at Trader Joe's, H-E-B, Costco and Walmart over concerns about contamination that could cause a potentially fatal form of food poisoning. Tri-Union Seafoods voluntarily issued the recall last Friday "out of an abundance of caution.

Unfortunately, our favorite grocer is not exempt from recalls regarding food safety – the FDA just announced that “lots” of canned tuna products sold at Trader Joe’s (and a handful of other popular retailers) were recalled due to a “manufacturing defect” that could cause fatal side effects.

Canned tuna fish sold at Trader Joe’s and other grocers in New York and New Jersey and across the country has been recalled amid concerns the product may have been compromised and subject people to food poisoning.

Trader Joe's is recalling its frozen Organic Acai Bowls "out of an abundance of caution" due to potential plastic contamination, the chain announced on Feb. 14.

Trader Joe’s warns its frozen Organic Acai Bowls may contain plastic foreign material. On Friday, Trader Joe’s issued a recall on yet another product: its frozen Organic Acai Bowls. A recall notice was posted on the company’s website,

Trader Joe’s issued a recall of its frozen Organic Acai Bowls because the product may be contaminated with plastic. The Organic Acai Bowl With Berries, Banana, Granola, and Dried Coconut is a fan-favorite item that only returned to shelves in December.