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A pair of belVita Breakfast Sandwich products have been recalled because they may contain undeclared peanuts, according to the company that makes the biscuits. A pair of belVita Breakfast Sandwich products have been voluntarily recalled because they have potential “undeclared peanut,” according to the company that makes the biscuits. Mondelēz Global announced the recall on Monday, saying in a press release that the biscuits may contain the substance as a result of cross-contact on one manufacturing line. "We became aware of this issue during an internal manufacturing inspection when we found the potential presence of peanut protein residue on the line used to make these products," the company said in Monday’s release. MORE: 5 people dead, 2 children injured in mass shooting in Philadelphia, police say The voluntary recall only applies to two varieties in the U.S.: belVita Breakfast Sandwich Cinnamon Brown Sugar with Vanilla Creme and belVita Breakfast Sandwich Dark Chocola...

The FDA is warning that 6,456 cases of cantaloupe are being recalled due to a potential for salmonella. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning that 6,456 cases of cantaloupe are being recall ed due to a potential for Salmonella. Eagle Produce LLC from Scottsdale, AZ initiated the voluntary recall following a test conducted on cantaloupe in a distribution center by the FDA, according to the agency on Thursday. Specifically, the recall ed cantaloupe s are Kandy Produce whole cantaloupe s with the UPC number code 4050 and lot codes 797901,797900 and 804918, according to the FDA. Eagle Produce LLC Scottsdale, AZ is initiating a voluntary recall of 6,456 cases of whole cantaloupe with the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella following a test conducted on cantaloupe in a distribution center by the FDA. Eagle Products LLC MORE: Chicken bone broth recall on products sold at Costco The recalled cantaloupes were distributed between Sept. 5 and Sept. 16 in California, Illinoi...

Thousands of gun safes have been recalled after one person allegedly died from a firearm obtained from one of the safes. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced a recall of more than 60,000 biometric gun safes because of a programming feature that "can allow unauthorized access to the safes ." At least one person has died, according to the CPSC. The CPSC said there have been 39 incidents of consumers reporting that their safes have been accessed by unauthorized fingerprints. MORE: Family Dollar issues mass nationwide recall on toothpaste, vitamins, pain relievers and more "Consumers can believe they have properly programmed the biometric feature when in fact the safe remains in the default to open mode, which can allow unauthorized users, including children, to access the safe to remove hazardous contents, including firearms," the CPSC said in an announcement. CPSC said consumers should immediately stop using the biometric feature, remove batteri...