FDA Expands Recall of 2M Granola Bars Sold at Target, Whole Foods, and Amazon Over Health Risks

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently upgraded a granola bar recall from December 2024 to a "Class II recall," meaning that the product may cause "adverse" medical effects.

FDA Upgrades Recall of MadeGood Granola Bars Over Metal Contamination

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has upgraded a recall of MadeGood granola bars to a Class II recall, warning that the product may cause adverse health effects.

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Originally issued in December 2024, the recall by Riverside Natural Foods, Inc. affects over 2.4 million cases of granola bars due to the presence of metal fragments found in some bars. The company stated that products manufactured between January and November 2024 could be affected.

“There is a very small risk that some of our granola bar products may contain a piece of metal,” MadeGood said in its initial press release.

Flavors included in the recall list are chocolate chip, strawberry, mixed berry, and cookies & crème.

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No injuries have been reported so far. However, MadeGood urges customers not to consume the affected granola bars and instead return them to the store for a full refund. Retailers will dispose of the recalled products accordingly.

The company confirmed that an internal investigation identified and resolved the issue at the production site.

A full list of recalled products is available on the company’s website.