Defective & Dangerous Products

  • Georgia Salmonella Cases In Pot Pies

    Eddie Farah | October 10, 2007 8:44 AM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    Georgia is just one of 30 states reporting incidents of salmonella linked to pot pies made by ConAgra Foods Inc.That's the same company that made the peanut butter that was recalled in its Georgia plant.This time the company's Missouri plant produced the Banquet pot pies. Production has stopped there as, so far, 139 cases have been confirmed. 23 people are hospitalized.Most of the cases reported...

  • Winn-Dixie Recalls Prestige Chocolate Ice Cream Because of Mislabeling

    Jenny Albano | October 09, 2007 5:08 PM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    Winn-Dixie Inc., in conjunction with the FDA, is recalling Prestige Chocolate Ice Cream because of a potential mislabeling in packaging. Some of the products may have the correct lid identifying the product as chocolate almond, but the "tub" is identified as only chocolate. People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to almonds run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction...

  • Some Good News For Tobacco Litigants

    Eddie Farah | October 01, 2007 11:11 PM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    The good news happened at the U.S. Supreme Court as it reconvened Monday.The highest court of the land rejected with no comment or discussion, an appeal by the tobacco industry. Big Tobacco wanted to overturn a decision last year that would allow "deception" and "negligence" to be argued against Big Tobacco in the states upcoming individual lawsuits. Those cases are being filed by Farah and...

  • Victims of Tobacco Gather In Jacksonville

    Eddie Farah | September 21, 2007 1:41 PM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    Approximately 300 people who currently suffer from tobacco-related illnesses, as well as family members of those who have died from these diseases, will gather at the downtown Jacksonville Public Library Auditorium, Wednesday, September 26th at 6:30 p.m. to hear the progress and current status on their lawsuits against the tobacco industry. A news conference will follow, updating reporters on...

  • Toddler Dies At Day Care

    Jane Akre | August 29, 2007 3:23 PM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    A 2-year old Georgia boy died after electronic eqipment fell on him at his south Georgia day care center.Jamerson Goodman suffered the injuries in the afternoon at the God Daycare in Douglas. His mother, Kimberly Wright, reports that electronic equipment, possibly a TV or VCR on a stand, fell on the little boy.Wright was called at work and told her son was hurt. The boy was pronounced dead at...

  • Ford Recall Over Faulty Cruise Control Switch

    Eddie Farah | August 20, 2007 11:25 PM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    Ford is recalling millions of vehicles because a faulty cruise control switch could spark fires.3.6 million vehicles, including the F-150 truck, Ford Explorer, Crown Victoria, Lincoln Town Car, among others, are included in the recall. All vehicles were built between 1992 and 2004.This is the second time the auto giant has recalled vehicles over this problem. In January 2005, over 6 million...

  • Mold Problems Plague Town Center Condo

    Eddie Farah | August 19, 2007 11:02 PM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    The story appearing in the August 14-20 issue of Folio Weekly puts into perspective having a bad day.Karen Donges, a 35-year old communications instructor at UNF, moved into the Esplanade at Town Center earlier this year. While the renter liked the grainite counter tops and stainless steel appliances, she didnt like the black mold spores climbing up her bedroom wall.She began feeling flu-like...

  • Defective Chinese-Made Tire Recall

    Eddie Farah | August 09, 2007 11:13 PM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    Hundreds of thousands of defective tires made in China are being recalled starting today.The tires are distributed by Foreign Tire Sales Inc., which is overseeing the recall.The problem --the tires are missing a gum strip that is an important safety feature which binds the belts of a tire together. Remember the Firestone tire recall in 2000? That was one of the problems behind the largest tire...

  • Fisher Price Recalls 1 Million Plastic Pre-School Toys

    Eddie Farah | August 02, 2007 10:28 AM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    They are toys most parents are familiar with--Dora and Diego, Big Bird, Elmo.But now Fisher-Price is recalling 83 different types, involving 967,000 plastic preschool toys because of lead paint.The toys were made in China and sold in the U.S. between May and August. The problem was discovered internally then reported to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). This is the first recall for...

  • Georgia's Castleberry Expands Botulism Recall

    Eddie Farah | July 24, 2007 11:43 PM | 0 CommentsJacksonville, FL

    July is the month for barbeques and hotdogs. It's perhaps the worst month for a company to have a suspected botulism outbreak in its hot dog chili sauce.Now the FDA is asking consumers to throw away more than 90 different products from Castleberry Foods of Augusta, Georgia, from chili sauce to dog food. Botulism poisoning is serious and can be fatal. So far two people in Texas and two in...

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