Recent food recalls causing more anxiety for shoppers trying to stay safe @scrippsnews
Recent food recalls causing more anxiety for shoppers trying to stay safe  @scrippsnews
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Two-thirds of Americans say they won't buy a product or brand again after a food recall — a trend experts call a growing trust crisis. With more than 160 recalls already recorded this year, GS1 US Senior Vice President Melanie Nuce-Hilton explains how new QR code technology, federal traceability rules, and better labeling could soon give consumers the precise information they need to make safer choices at the grocery store.
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Recent food recalls causing more anxiety for shoppers trying to stay safe

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