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•IF Copack LLC recalls one lot of 'Tippy Toes' Apple Pear Banana fruit puree

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FDA Announces Recall of 'Tippy Toes' Baby Food Due to Mycotoxin

IF Copack LLC, doing business as Initiative Foods, has voluntarily recalled one lot of 'Tippy Toes' brand Apple Pear Banana fruit puree due to elevated levels of patulin, a naturally occurring mycotoxin. The FDA announced the recall on Feb. 13, 2026.

•Contamination involves elevated patulin levels, a naturally occurring mycotoxin

•Ambrosia Brands voluntarily recalls Rosabella Moringa Capsules due to potential Salmonella contamination

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FDA Announces Recall of Moringa Capsules Over Salmonella Risk

Ambrosia Brands, LLC has issued a voluntary recall of certain lots of its Rosabella Moringa Capsules due to possible Salmonella contamination. The FDA announced the recall as a precautionary measure to protect consumers from potential serious infections.

•Salmonella poses serious health risks, especially to children, elderly, and immunocompromised individuals

•Green Lumber Holding, LLC warns consumers about dangerous counterfeit products bearing their brand

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Green Lumber Issues Alert on Dangerous Counterfeit Products

Green Lumber Holding, LLC has issued an updated consumer alert warning about counterfeit products falsely marketed as genuine Green Lumber products that may pose potential health risks. The Costa Mesa-based company's announcement represents an escalation from a previous August 2025 recall announcement.

•The counterfeit products may pose unspecified health risks to consumers

•FDA approved labeling changes for six specific menopausal hormone therapy products

FDA Approves Updated Risk Labels for Six Hormone Therapy Products

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved labeling changes to six menopausal hormone therapy products to provide clearer risk information to patients and healthcare providers. The updated labels aim to improve transparency about potential health considerations associated with hormone replacement therapy.

•Changes focus on clarifying risk considerations and safety information for patients and providers

•Federal Reserve Board issued enforcement action against former Regions Bank employee

Federal Reserve Takes Enforcement Action Against Former Regions Employee

The Federal Reserve Board has issued an enforcement action against a former employee of Regions Bank. The action represents continued regulatory oversight of banking sector personnel, though specific details of the underlying conduct remain limited in the public announcement.

•Action demonstrates continued regulatory oversight of banking sector personnel

•First-ever FDA approval of a medical device specifically for locally advanced pancreatic cancer treatment

FDA Approves First Medical Device for Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a first-of-its-kind medical device specifically designed to treat adult patients with locally advanced pancreatic cancer. This approval represents a new treatment option for patients facing one of the most challenging forms of cancer.

•New treatment option for patients with limited therapeutic alternatives in one of the deadliest cancers

•Texas companies must pay over $200,000 in back wages and damages for retaliating against workers

Labor Department Orders Texas Companies to Pay $200K+ for Asbestos Retaliation

The U.S. Department of Labor has ordered Texas companies to pay more than $200,000 in back wages and damages to workers who were allegedly fired in retaliation for raising concerns about asbestos exposure in their workplace. The enforcement action highlights federal protections for workers who report safety violations.

•Workers were fired after raising concerns about asbestos exposure in their workplace

•FTC banned Adamas from enforcing no-hire agreements that penalized property owners for hiring its workers

FTC Bans Building Contractor's No-Hire Agreements in NY, NJ Markets

The Federal Trade Commission finalized a consent order requiring Adamas Amenity Services LLC to stop enforcing no-hire agreements that prevented property owners from hiring its workers. The action eliminates anticompetitive labor practices that restricted workers' ability to negotiate better wages and working conditions.

•The agreements restricted workers in New York and New Jersey from negotiating better wages and working conditions

•FTC Chairman Ferguson sent formal warning letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook over alleged political bias in Apple News

FTC Chairman Warns Apple CEO Over Alleged Political Bias in News App

Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson issued a formal warning letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook regarding allegations that Apple News systematically promotes left-leaning sources while suppressing conservative content. The letter outlines three specific ways such practices could violate the FTC Act if they contradict Apple's terms of service or mislead consumers.

•Letter cites three potential FTC Act violations: inconsistency with terms of service, misleading consumer expectations, and causing substantial consumer injury