Recalls

The uptick in recalls doesn't necessarily mean that the food we buy is "more contaminated" than it used to be.

The $10 chip, from Amplify Snack Brands' Paqui, is coated with the world's hottest chile pepper.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cited nine cases of defective airbags resulting in severe injury, two of which were fatal, but the manufacturer disagrees with the order.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a warning for consumers to stop using the bikes immediately.

The manufacturers failed to install anti-theft devices that are standard in other new vehicles, according to California's Department of Justice.

Nearly 82,000 of the chairs, which retailed for $60 to $70 and came in a variety of colors, have been recalled in the U.S.

The beef was produced on November 2 at the Tyson Foods facility in Amarillo, Texas.

Tesla reports it will correct a safety issue affecting many of its models.

Alsum issued its recall announcement with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which posted the statement on its website.

BrightFarms says the move is "out of an abundance of caution."

The dinnerware is made in part from polyactic acid, which can become easily malleable and break in the presence of too much heat.

In total, some 263,000 glitter cases were sold across the U.S., with a further 11,400 in Canada and 400 in Mexico. Please stop using them immediately.

A small gear in the electric parking brakes can fail, meaning cars get stuck in park.

Recall Masters was founded by a veteran programmer with $500,000 of his own money. Now it's seeking a valuation of more than $40 million.

The first battery was faulty, but so was its replacement.

Verizon will not roll out Samsung's update, but AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile will.

A recent survey revealed that people are still willing to purchase Samsung products after its global scandal of exploding phones.

The recall involves 34 models of top-load washing machines made between March 2011 and November 2016 and costing $450 to $1,500.

The remarks come after environmental group Greenpeace issued a statement earlier this week demanding the world's top smartphone maker find a way to reuse rare materials in the discontinued smartphones that Samsung is taking back.

'Let us use this crisis as a chance to make another leap by re-examining and thoroughly improving how we work, how we think about innovation and our perspective of our customers.'

The world's top smartphone maker last week permanently ended sales of the fire-prone Note 7 smartphone less than two months after its launch.