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Before you reach for a snack, you might want to check what’s in your pantry.
More than 10 dietary supplements and food products have been recalled in California in recent weeks, according to the California Department of Public Health.
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The recalls involve a variety of products sold throughout the Golden State, including snacks, dietary supplements and other grocery items.
The state health department said the affected products could contain undeclared allergens or foreign materials, including pieces of plastic.
Some of the recalled foods were manufactured in California, while others were distributed to retailers across the country.
Here are the California food recalls announced in July that shoppers should know about:
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Which foods were recalled in California?
According to the California Department of Public Health, the following foods were recalled in July because they might contain undeclared allergens or other potential health hazards.
Some were manufactured in California, while others were distributed to grocery stores throughout the state.
Korean halibut and flounder sashimi
On July 1, South Korea-based Eunha Fisheries Co. recalled several products because they might contain undeclared wheat, soy and sesame.
The products were distributed nationwide, including in California.
Consumers should look for fish-shaped plastic trays with paper sleeves labeled “Flounder Sashimi with Sauce” or “Sliced Korean Halibut with Soy Sauce, Wasabi, Vinegar Chili Paste.”
Affected products have best-by dates of May 7, July 11 and Dec. 8, 2026.
Crispy Cookie Tubes
Southern California-based Renaud’s Bakery & Bistro Inc. issued a recall on July 6 for its 3-ounce Crispy Cookie Tubes because they , soy and wheat.
The products were sold at all Renaud’s Bakery & Bistro locations in California.
OLA-OLA Pounded Yam
Sacramento-based Fayus Inc. after discovering it could contain undeclared milk.
The products were distributed between December 2025 and May in several states, including California.
packaged in two-, four-, five- and 10-pound clear plastic bags with expiration dates ranging from November 2028 through May 2029.
Frozen rice balls with black sesame filling
Union City-based Khong Guan Corporation recalled two products on July 13 because they .
The affected products are:
- Glutinous Rice Balls with Black Sesame Filling — UPC 6908791000053
- Black & White Glutinous Rice Balls with Black Sesame Filling — UPC 6908791000084
The products are sold in 14.1-ounce plastic bags and were distributed between June 2 and July 8, including through online sales.
Affected “use by” dates are Sept. 22, 2027, and Oct. 19, 2027, depending on the product.
The California Department of Public Health has a , including affected lot numbers, distribution information and recall notices, on its website.
Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics fruit puree pouches
On July 21, Oregon-based select Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Banana and Strawberry Fruit Puree pouches because they might contain pieces of soft, food-grade plastic.
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The affected 4-ounce pouches were sold nationwide, including California, at Target, Kroger and Meijer stores between March 6 and July 13.
Consumers should look for UPC 815367010780, lane number “4” printed on the rear right-side seam and best-by dates of Jan. 19, Jan. 20, March 17, March 18, May 14 or May 15, 2027.
Which dietary supplements were recalled in California?
Several dietary supplements were recalled in July because of possible undeclared prescription drugs, harmful bacteria or allergens.
Sexual enhancement products
West Sacramento-based Gear Isle marketed as sexual enhancement products on July 11 because they were found to contain undeclared prescription drug ingredients sildenafil and tadalafil.
The California Department of Public Health has a complete list of the affected products, lot numbers and .
Chocolate and honey
Chatsworth-based K-Beech Inc. recalled Fantasy Aphrodisiac Chocolate and Pink Pussycat Honey on July 14 because the products .
The supplements were distributed nationwide, including California.
The recall includes:
- Fantasy Aphrodisiac Chocolate — Lot No. 2506030
- Pink Pussycat Honey — Lot No. 2506034
“Other lots ,” the California Department of Public Health said.
Zen Principle moringa capsules
Nevada-based Relay Peak Research recalled Zen Principle moringa capsules on July 19 because the products could be .
The recall includes:
- 180-count bottles (Amazon code/FNSKU X000ZJJ4FT)
- 360-count twin packs (Amazon code/FNSKU X00159YJXP)
Affected products carry lot number A6FF4 and a best-by date of November 2028.
They were sold nationwide, including California, through Amazon, the company’s website, eBay and Etsy between December 2025 and July.
Vitamin A made with coconut oil
Montclair-based DPL Trading Inc., doing business as Micro Ingredients, recalled its 25,000 IU softgels on July 21 because they contain excessive levels of vitamin A.
The recall affects 500-count bottles with lot numbers:
- B12VA25P
- B6VT25P
- B6VA25L
- B3VA25L
- B10VA24
- B9VA24
Expiration dates range from September 2026 through December 2027.
The products were sold in multiple states, including California, through online retailers.
Deal Supplement Vitamin A with coconut oil
Diamond Bar-based with Coconut Oil 25,000 IU dietary supplement on July 21 because it contains excessive levels of vitamin A.
The recall affects 500-count bottles with lot numbers:
- OF2PDS045
- ODS186A
- ODS394A
Affected expiration dates are April 2027, July 2027 and February 2028.
The supplements were distributed in multiple states, including California, through online sales.
Rooted in Rare Aquafaba Powder
On July 29, Florida company 529 Commerce LLC recalled Rooted in Rare Aquafaba Powder because it might .
The recall includes 4-ounce and 12-ounce foil pouches sold nationwide, including California, through Amazon and the company’s website.
Affected products have best-by dates of Dec. 14, 2026, and Dec. 12, 2027, and were distributed between June 2025 and July 2026.
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