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Toyota is recalling 437,000 Prius and other hybrid vehicles worldwide to fix brake problems.
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is announcing the recall of all Generation 2 Worldwide and "ChildESIGNS" drop side cribs.
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Questions now are being raised about the brakes on Toyota's marquee Prius hybrid.
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Toyota is telling dealers that they should get parts to fix sticky gas pedals later this week.
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Toyota is telling dealers that they should get parts to fix sticky gas pedals later this week.
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PSA Peugeot Citroen is recalling 100,000 cars across Europe to change accelerator pedals on two models.
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Toyota Motor Corp. has received clearance from federal regulators on a fix for the company's gas pedals.
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Federal consumer safety regulators are announcing a recall of "The Princess and The Frog" themed children's pendants.
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Toyota Motor Corp. said Friday it will begin telling customers how it will repair their gas pedal systems next week.
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Toyota Motor Corp. said Thursday it's closing in on solutions to a gas pedal system problem.
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Toyota is expanding a recall of its cars and trucks to address the risk of accelerator pedals becoming stuck.
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Toyota is suspending U.S. sales of eight recalled vehicle models to fix accelerator pedals that stick.
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A Rhode Island meat company recalled 1.24 million pounds of pepper-coated salami on Saturday.
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Toyota's still working to develop a solution to an accelerator pedal problem that prompted a recall of 2.3M vehicles in the U.S.
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Toyota is recalling 2.3 million vehicles in the U.S. to fix accelerator pedals that can become stuck.
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About 1.5 million Graco strollers sold at Wal-Mart, Target and other major retailers are being recalled.
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The death of a six-month old child prompted the recall Tuesday of about 635,000 cribs.
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A So. California meat-packing firm has recalled some 864,000 pounds of ground-beef that might be contaminated with E. coli.
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Johnson & Johnson expanded a recall of over-the-counter medications Friday, the second time, in less than a month.
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Oxmoor House on Friday recalled nearly 1 million home improvement books because of errors.
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The Food and Drug Administration has announced a voluntary recall of Tylenol Arthritis Pain Caplet 100 count bottles.
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Maclaren announced a recall of some umbrella strollers due to a hinge problem.
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Consumers are being urged to stop wearing a certain type of chenille women's robe made by Blair LLC.
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FDA Inspectors found high levels of disease-causing bacteria.
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Hyundai Motor replacing door handles that have caused cuts on the fingers of some motorists.
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Cannondale Bicycle Corp. said Tuesday it is recalling about 1,500 bicycles.
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Jardine Enterprises is recalling about 96,000 cribs.
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Gap is issuing a voluntary recall for some babyGap coats due to a choking hazard.
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General Motors is recalling 1.5 million vehicles because of potential engine fires.
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Officials say they found no traces of salmonella in a Long Island pistachio plant.
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A company at the heart of a nationwide pistachio recall says Kraft Foods Inc. knew 6 months ago about a possible outbreak.
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A New York plant tied to a nationwide pistachio recall has stopped shipments.
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Hundreds of thousands of high chairs were recalled Thursday.
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Yamaha Motor recalled about 145,000 off-highway rec vehicles after 3 models were involved in 46 deaths.
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Crib makers have proposed a ban on drop-side cribs because of concerns over infant deaths and injuries.
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General Motors recalled about 277,000 vehicles on Friday.
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Maytag Corp. said Tuesday that it has voluntarily recalled about 1.6 million refrigerators.
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The U.S. peanut industry expected sales to soar this year.
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The peanut company at the heart of a national salmonella outbreak is going out of business.
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Texas has ordered a recall of all products ever shipped from a now-closed plant.
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Victims call peanut company president "gutless" after he refuses to answer questions.
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Toyota is recalling 1.3 million vehicles worldwide due to a seat belt defect.
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An Ohio company is recalling its baby high chairs after dozens of reported injuries.
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Stop & Shop has announced a partial recall of Thanksgiving meals from the grocery chain.
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Approximately 879,565 pounds of Lean Cuisine frozen chicken meals have been recalled.
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Delta Enterprises is recalling nearly 1.6 million older versions of its drop-side cribs.
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The Hartz Mountain Corporation has voluntarily recalled a specific lot of its Hartz chicken-basted rawhide chips for dogs.
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About 2,000 Playkids U.S.A convertible cribs have been recalled after a child died.
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Hasbro recalled Nerf Blasters citing a child's skin can get caught in plunger of the toy.
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China's agriculture minister acknowledged the country's milk-gathering system was "out of control" and led to abuses that put contaminated dairy products in stores across Asia.
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A Chinese dairy knew the milk powder linked to kidney stones in infants contained a banned chemical.
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Mars Petcare US announced a voluntary recall Friday.
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A major dairy recalled 700 tons of infant milk powder that was made in China
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Wegmans Food Markets is recalling all varieties of its in-store made bagels.
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Owners of about 5 million Ford vehicles are being told to take their cars back to dealerships.
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A meat plant has recalled 1.2 million pounds of beef products.
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About 320,000 cribs sold by Toys "R" Us and Babies "R" Us have been recalled.
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A company based in Queens is voluntarily recalling meat and poultry.
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Cribs crowded with pillows and soft bedding are linked to baby deaths, the government warns.
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Owners of recalled Fords are urged to get repairs immediately.
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