Chives Contaminated with Listeria
Chives, produced by an upstate New York company, may be contaminated with Listeria, according to news reports.

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Chives, produced by an upstate New York company, may be contaminated with Listeria, according to news reports.
American automaker Honda Motor Co. is rising to the number one spot in consumer satisfaction, catching up to Toyota in a recent survey.
Federal safety regulators are looking into a possible rust issue with Chrysler’s Jeep Liberty sport utility vehicle that could lead to loss of control of vehicle.
Weehoo, Inc. is recalling certain iGo bicycle trailers due to a risk of the trailer detaching, posing crash and fall hazards to a child in the trailer seat.
The US government’s recall of over two million cribs from a variety of manufacturers this year has parenting asking themselves: how safe is our child’s crib?
An in depth look at Workers’ Compensation and Repetitive Trauma Injuries in the state of South Carolina
Workers’ Compensation in South Carolina is a great system for those that need it. I can’t tell you how many people I’ve encountered over the years who would have been sunk, physically and financially, if it were not for the workers’ compensation system. That having been said, sometimes there is a tough line between who…
One man died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident Monday on Dorchester Road in Dorchester County, according to news reports.
Bagged, packaged spinach is being recalled because it could be contaminated with Salmonella, according to news reports.
The CPSC announced the voluntary recall of the Twirlla Wooden Rattle because the product’s U-shaped parts can break off and pose a choking hazard to children.
Honda Motor Co. announced it is recalling thousands of Accord vehicles because of a faulty engine wire harness that could cause the engine to stall or catch fire.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation is urging drivers to stay off the roads during the snow storm because they are simply too dangerous to drive on.
A chemical in everything from child sippy cups to canned food is being banned across the nation.
Medical mistakes occur to nearly one in three people who are hospitalized, according to a new study.
An employee at the Fisher Barton plant died Friday after falling into a superheated pit used to melt metal, according to news reports.
South Carolinians who like a little jolt with their buzz may be banned from getting it through caffeinated alcohol drinks.
The SCHP plans on increasing their numbers and visibility over the holiday weekend in order to dissuade drivers from driving under the influence, ensure safety.
Lexus is recalling some vehicles because of a safety issues with breaks, according to news reports.
A popular peanut butter brand is recalling its products in 16 states because it could be contaminated with a foodborne bacteria.
Mazda CX-9 crossovers are being investigated for a faulty breaking system, according to news reports.
More than a third of the honey consumed in the US is likely to have been smuggled from China and may be tainted with illegal antibiotics and heavy metals.
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