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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a Class II recall notice to take back 8,242 cases (197,808 cans) of Good & Gather Cut Green Beans distributed by Target3.

Here’s one thing you won’t find in Steve Sando’s pantry: canned beans. Sando, the founder of Rancho Gordo, a renowned ...

The recall specifically targets Good & Gather Cut Green Beans manufactured by Del Monte Foods, Inc., a California-based food processing company. Consumers can identify the recalled products ...

The FDA has assigned the recall a Class II designation. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has assigned its second-highest classification to an earlier recall involving some canned green beans ...

Good and Gather canned green beans were recalled over potential contamination with a foreign object. It’s currently unclear what the foreign object might be. The green beans were sold at Target ...

Beans grow in pods or capsules that develop from flowers. They are available dry, canned, or frozen. They differ nutritionally from green beans or wax beans where a person eats the entire pod.

Canned green beans with the following description are involved in the recall, according to the FDA: The recall affects cans sold in 21 states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia ...