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Potato chip recall upgraded to highest FDA risk level over salmonella concerns

The FDA has upgraded a potato chip recall to its highest risk level due to salmonella concerns, affecting popular brands.

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The brief

The FDA has elevated a recall of certain potato chip brands to Class I, its most serious risk level. The recall is due to potential salmonella contamination. Coverage emphasizes the brands affected, including Utz Zapp's and Dirty chips.

Outlets reporting include WESH, FOX21 News Colorado, Detroit Free Press, Yahoo, AL.com, The Guardian, FOX 8 News, MySA, WKRC, USA Today, WGAL, and ABC7 Los Angeles. The recall's scope and the specific brands involved are highlighted. The Detroit Free Press provides information on where the recalled chips were sold.

Watch for updates on the extent of the recall and any additional brands or products that may be affected. Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for the recall or consumer guidance.

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Quick answers

Which potato chip brands are affected by the recall?

The recall affects Utz Zapp's and Dirty chips, according to coverage from Yahoo and AL.com.

What is the FDA's highest risk level?

The FDA's highest risk level is Class I, which indicates a situation where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death.

Where were the recalled potato chips sold?

The Detroit Free Press reports on the locations where the recalled chips were sold.

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