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MorningStar Farms is voluntarily recalling two plant-based food products sold in the U.S., Puerto Rico and Costa Rica because they may contain plastic pieces, according to a notice published by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).The recall affects MorningStar Farms Buffalo Chik'n Nuggets and MorningStar Farms Hot & Spicy Sausage Patties. The company announced the recall on June 18, and the FDA published the notice Monday.Consumers who purchased the affected products should not consume them and should instead discard the items and contact the company for a full refund, MorningStar Farms said. No other MorningStar Farms products are included in the recall.THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES OF BLOOD PRESSURE MEDICATION RECALLED NATIONWIDEThe recalled Buffalo Chik'n Nuggets were sold in 10.5-ounce packages with UPC code 00028989101105 and "Better if Used Before" dates of July 7, 2027, and July 8, 2027. The recalled Hot & Spicy Sausage Patties were sold in 8-ounce packages with UPC code 00028989100948 and "Better if Used Before" dates of July 5, July 6 and July 7, 2027.The Chicago-based company said it initiated the recall because of the possible presence of plastic pieces in the food. The products were distributed in the United States, Puerto Rico and Costa Rica, according to the recall notice.Food recalls involving foreign materials such as plastic can pose a choking hazard or risk of injury if consumed. The FDA classifies recalls involving potential foreign-material contamination among the more common food-related recalls issued each year.POPULAR TEETHING TOY SOLD ON AMAZON FOR YEARS RECALLED OVER CHOKING HAZARD FOR CHILDRENThe announcement did not indicate whether any injuries had been reported in connection with the issue or how the possible contamination was discovered."At MORNINGSTAR FARMS, our highest priority is protecting the safety and wellbeing of our consumers," a Mars spokesperson said in a statement to FOX Business. "On June 18, we announced a voluntary recall of two varieties of MORNINGSTAR FARMS products in the U.S., Puerto Rico and Costa Rica because of possible plastic pieces in the food."The spokesperson added that the recalled varieties are MORNINGSTAR FARMS Buffalo Chik'n Nuggets and MORNINGSTAR FARMS Hot & Spicy Sausage Patties, and that no other products are affected by the recall.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HEREConsumers seeking additional information can contact MorningStar Farms Consumer Affairs Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET by calling 800-962-0120 or texting 877-453-5837. [TheTopNews] Read More.17 hours ago - Who could be the UK’s next chancellor?
The prime minister's resignation has fired the starting gun on the race to be in charge of the UK's finances. [TheTopNews] Read More.18 hours ago - Samuel Adams founder says craft brewers face tough market, but ‘AI can’t...Samuel Adams founder Jim Koch says America’s craft brewers are facing a tough business climate, as rising costs, tighter margins and a crowded marketplace put pressure on independent brands.But Koch, who helped build Boston Beer Co. into one of the country’s best-known beer companies, says he remains "very optimistic" about the future of craft brewing because the industry still has something technology cannot replicate."Over the last four decades, we've seen trends come and go, consumer tastes change, and new challenges emerge, but what hasn't changed is people's desire for authentic, high-quality products made by dedicated people," Koch told FOX Business. "AI can't brew beer."GUINNESS COLLABORATES WITH ART OF FOOTBALL TO DELIVER JERSEY EXCLUSIVE TO NORTH AMERICA FOR FIFA WORLD CUPKoch’s comments came ahead of Samuel Adams’ announcement naming Soul Mega, a Washington, D.C.-based beer brand, the 2026 winner of Samuel Adams’ Brewing & Business Experienceship, a mentorship program that gives emerging craft brewers access to business guidance, industry resources and the chance to collaborate on a specialty beer.Koch said many up-and-coming brewers are facing the same types of obstacles he encountered nearly 40 years ago when he launched Samuel Adams."Many aspiring craft brewers are in the same position I was nearly 40 years ago, working their butts off to create an enduring business, which is why the Brewing the American Dream program and its signature Brewing & Business Experienceship were created," Koch said. "These brewers have a great concept and passion, but lack nuts and bolts business advice and access to resources."Soul Mega was selected after Samuel Adams’ annual Crafting Dreams Beer Bash on June 11 in Brooklyn, where six finalists poured their beers and pitched their businesses to guests.MILLER LITE CELEBRATES 2026 FIFA WORLD CUP FANS WITH A LIMITED-EDITION MATCHBALL THAT HOLDS A 12-PACKThe company began as a homebrewing project in 2011 before becoming a commercial brand in 2019. It has since expanded across the Mid-Atlantic and landed placements at retailers including Whole Foods Market and Total Wine.The craft beer industry has been under pressure, with the Brewers Association reporting a production decline in 2025 amid broader softness in beer sales."Small brewers are dealing with rising costs, tighter margins, and the ongoing challenge of trying to get noticed in a crowded marketplace," Koch said. "The good news is that craft brewers are resilient, and their communities show up when it counts, which is the main reason we’ve seen such exponential… [TheTopNews] Read More.19 hours ago
- Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba sues US government over defence blacklistIt is suing the US defence department after it was added to a list of firms with ties to the Chinese military. [TheTopNews] Read More.19 hours ago
- Energy secretary says $17.5B in loans will help ‘unleash the next American...The Department of Energy on Tuesday announced $17.5 billion in conditional loans for utilities and energy companies to buy parts that will strengthen the commercial supply chain for nuclear reactors.Energy Secretary Chris Wright said that the announcement supports President Donald Trump's executive order by boosting the nuclear industrial base, helping to "unleash the next American nuclear renaissance.""To accomplish that mission, these conditional loans will play an important role in reviving the supply chain needed for America to once again build large-scale commercial reactors," Wright explained."They will also help accelerate the timeline of building those large-scale reactors by up to three years, lowering construction costs and ensuring the United States is able to deliver on President Trump's bold and ambitious energy addition agenda," he added.US PLANS TO BUILD NUCLEAR REACTOR ON THE MOON BY 2030, NASA SAYSThe conditional loans were provided by the Energy Department's Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF). The loans aim to help achieve the goal laid out in the president's executive order, which is to have 10 new large nuclear reactors with complete designs under construction by 2030.The $17.5 billion in conditional loans will help finance five eligible projects that are sponsored by utilities and energy companies to speed up the deployment of 10 large-scale commercial nuclear reactors across the U.S. by up to three years. Each of the five loans will support two reactors at a project site.Westinghouse, which makes the API1000 units that are the only licensed large-scale commercial reactors operating in the U.S. today, will partner with the eligible utilities and energy companies on the procurement of long-lead items at a fixed price. TRUMP ADMIN PROVIDES $1B FEDERAL LOAN TO RESTART THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR REACTORLong-lead items are complex components of a nuclear power plant that require the most time to manufacture and deliver, such as reactor vessels and steam generators.Each of the projects will be jointly owned by Westinghouse and the utility or energy company partner, with both required to fully commit project equity of $500 million each, for a total of $1 billion, up front before they can access the Energy Department's loan funds.The U.S. industry has struggled to attract investment because nuclear projects are capital-intensive, prone to cost overruns and face complex regulations – creating a riskier proposition for investors than relatively cheaper, quicker energy projects involving natural gas and renewables.META'S MASSIVE NUCLEAR POWER DEALS WILL HELP US 'WIN' AI RACE AGAINST… [TheTopNews] Read More.20 hours ago
- LARRY KUDLOW: Stop the hand-wringing, let Trump make a great deal for AmericaThere’s vastly too much hand-wringing over President Trump’s diplomacy and potential dealmaking with Iran, and it’s coming from friends and foes alike. I think it has more to do with America’s crumbling political infrastructure, than it does regarding the merits of Mr. Trump’s efforts.First of all, the so-called memorandum of understanding is a nonbinding political document which simply outlines topics to be covered in the months ahead for some kind of final deal. Some people are taking parts of this MOU completely out of context for their own political gain. Let’s step back for a moment.Over the past year, beginning with Operation Midnight Hammer and continuing through Epic Fury and Economic Fury, American and Israeli allied forces have completely decapitated the Iranian leadership, turned their nuclear capacity into rubble, totally buried their enriched uranium, destroyed their navy, destroyed their airforce, destroyed their radar, destroyed much of their missiles, and drones, and destroyed virtually their entire industrial base. Inflation could be running at more than 200 percent. Food and medicine for average civilians are not available. Currency is worthless. The economy essentially shuttered. In other words, Iran’s military and economic capabilities have been decimated. And people know this whether they criticize it or not. General Jack Keane observed that we’re not even seeing Iranian fast boats anymore in the Strait of Hormuz.Meanwhile, the New York Post’s Miranda Devine writes that Iranian women at Tehran are now going around on motorcycles wearing skirts and without hijabs covering their hair, a crime that used to result in fines, jail, and savage beatings. Yet the morality police may be dead. Another sign that the radical Islamist Republic is crumbling from the inside.Because of Mr. Trump’s courageous actions, the only president in the last 50 years to go after Iran forcibly and successfully. Its leadership has been decapitated, their military capabilities have been virtually eliminated, and their nuclear operations have been shut down. All reduced to rubble.In short, their capacity for harm has essentially been eliminated for years to come with no boots on the ground. So, all this gives Mr. Trump the opening for diplomacy in the future. Why not try it? And that leads to at least a temporary suspension of the naval blockade to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and bring down oil prices to sustain the world economy.It’s a risk worth taking. Indeed I don’t think there’s any risk at all.… [TheTopNews] Read More.21 hours ago
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