Five ALDI food items have been recalled due to undeclared allergens and contamination. Here’s what you should avoid and how to stay safe.

Aldi, the nationwide grocery chain, has issued a recall of several products sold at its stores across 37 states.

Major food recalls have been on the rise from Costco, Aldi and name brands like Oscar Meyer bacon and Ritz crackers. Here's what you should know.

Vita Warehouse Corp. recalled more than 40,000 bottles of Vitamin B12 supplements for possible undeclared presence of peanut.

The FDA has classified a recall of over 40,000 B-12 gummy bottles as Class I sold through stores like ALDI and online platforms.

If you’re one of the many shoppers who appreciates just how quickly you can get in and out of ALDI, the reason why the popular chain has no deli counter.

Considering these Welby, Berkley Jensen and VitaGlobe vitamins are also sold by some of the most popular retailers like ALDI and Amazon, there's a good chance shoppers may unknowingly have a bottle.

The gummies were sold under the brand names: The Welby Brand, Berkely Jensen, and Vitaglobe. The FDA said they could contain undeclared peanuts. The vitamins were sold at Aldi stores and on Amazon.