Food safety has become a serious concern in the US in recent months, with a large number of products recalled over contamination, bacterial infections, and other health risks.The latest recalls involve rice over potential foreign material contamination and mini doughnuts over undeclared milk that may trigger allergic reactions.Mini Donuts Recalled Over Undeclared MilkPackages of mini donuts sold nationwide are being recalled after a consumer reported an allergic reaction linked to the product, USA Today reported.According to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Better Bakehouse Snack Company is recalling certain lots of Donutful Chocolate Dipped Vanilla Cake Donuts because they may contain undeclared milk.People with a milk allergy or severe sensitivity to milk could face a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume the affected product, the FDA said.The food regulator noted that the consumer who suffered the allergic reaction has fully recovered. The manufacturer has identified the cause of the mislabeling and taken corrective measures.Also read: From Dog Food To Fruit Bars: Over 10 Products Recalled In US Over ContaminationWhich Doughnuts Are Being Recalled?The recalled doughnuts are limited to a specific lot manufactured and distributed in March 2026. The product was shipped to retailers nationwide and sold through Amazon.Consumers should check the following details to determine whether they have the recalled product:Product: Donutful Chocolate Dipped Vanilla Cake Donuts, 10 Mini DonutsPackage: 7.05-ounce carton containing five 1.41-ounce (40g) pouchesUPC: 3 50041 39210 3Best If Used By: September 15, 2026Lot Code: 26078The FDA advises consumers to dispose of the affected product and obtain a refund from the point of purchase with a receipt, or return the product for a refund.54,648 Pounds of Rice Recalled Over Foreign Material An FDA update on August 25 provides more details about an April 2026 rice recall involving Lundberg Family Farms.The company's Jasmine white rice was recalled because of potential contamination with foreign materials.According to the FDA, 27,324 packages of 32-ounce rice were recalled, totaling 54,648 pounds. Lundberg-branded rice was also part of the recall initiated by the FDA in April this year.The recalled rice was distributed in:CaliforniaConnecticutFloridaIllinoisNorth CarolinaNew HampshireNew YorkPennsylvaniaTennesseeVermontWashingtonWisconsinConsumers can identify the affected products using these details:UPC: 073416040281Lot/Best Before: 260201MA, 01FEB2027; 260202MA, 02FEB2027The expiration dates are February 1 and February 2, 2027. Consumers who were unaware of the earlier recall announcements may still have the affected product at home.What Is the Risk From the Recalled Rice?The recall follows the FDA's May 7 Class II classification.According to the FDA, a Class II recall involves a situation in which use of or exposure to a violative product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences, or where the likelihood of serious adverse health consequences is remote.