Family Dollar recall for stores comes after FDA inspection reveals rodent infestation that could cause Salmonella symptoms
WASHINGTON -- The US Food and Drug Administration on Friday issued an alert that various products purchased within the last year from Family Dollar Stores across six states may be contaminated and unsafe to use.
The company said it's not aware of consumer complaints or reports of illnesses related to the recall. "Families rely on stores like Family Dollar for products such as food and medicine. They deserve products that are safe," said Judith McMeekin, associate commissioner for regulatory affairs at the FDA.
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