Food recalls are on the rise—see the latest FDA recalls, including the canned tuna recall, granola bars recall, and donuts recalled for Listeria risk.

The FDA classified the recall as "Class II," meaning that if it is consumed, it could “cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences"

Over 2 million MadeGood granola bars were recalled due to metal contamination. Check the FDA recall list to see if your granola bars are affected and what to do next.

If you have a few granola bars stashed in your purse, you may want to take them out and give them a check. Riverside Natural Foods Inc. announced a voluntary recall of certain MadeGood granola bars in December due to a risk that some of the granola bar products may contain a piece of metal.

The FDA has escalated its recall of 2.4 million MadeGood granola bars, now classifying it as a Class II event. The recall, initially issued in December, was triggered by concerns that some bars may contain small metal bristles from manufacturing equipment.

"certain batches" of MadeGood Granola Bars over concerns that these products may contain metal shards. Now, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has upgraded this alert to a higher risk level.