1. CPG: Food

Rizo-López Foods Recalls Dairy Products Nationwide

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Rizo-López Foods, Inc. (RLF), known for delivering dairy products across the nation, has issued a significant recall voluntarily. This sudden move is due to a potential contamination with the Listeria monocytogenes organism in its products.

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