A stack of new (and concerning!) recalled food reports recently hit the U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s (FDA) desk, including products sold at Walmart, Target, Trader Joe’s, and more. In fact, many of these recalls are still ongoing,

Shearer's Foods of Massillon, Ohio, has recalled 15,000 cases of crackers sold at Walmart, Target and Giant Eagle. See the full list of products.

Shearer’s Foods, LLC has recalled its oyster crackers because there could be metal fragments in them — part of a stainless steel wire, to be exact.

Last February, Shearer’s Foods, LLC announced a recall of nearly 15,000 cases of oyster crackers packaged and labeled under a variety of different brand names. The recall, which cites the discovery of stainless steel wire found in the product, was initiated on February 21 and then officially upgraded to a Class II recall on March 11.

If you made a Walmart, Target or Great Eagle run lately, check to see if you have any recalled oyster crackers. Shearer’s Foods, which supplies oyster crackers that are sold as store brands, recently issued a recall in 24 states because of a possible contamination risk.

An Ohio company is recalling 15,000 cases of oyster crackers that might be contaminated by metal. Shearer’s Foods, headquartered in Massillon, issued a voluntary recall for the crackers sold across the U.