Fda Lucky Charms cereal

Reports of illness linked to Lucky Charms cereal have grown on IWasPoisoned.com, prompting the FDA to issue a statement about the possible outbreak ...

The group's director of food safety and testing, James E. Rogers, Ph.D., now recommends that consumers pick other cereals until more information emerges. This said, the agency also made it clear that it has thus far not received any calls or complaints. Depending on the seriousness of the problem, an FDA investigator may visit the person who made the complaint, collect product samples, and initiate inspections."