Food Recalls & Alerts

SmartAddress, Inc.

About this app

Foodborne illnesses can be devastating in the US. CDC estimates that 48 million Americans get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die from contaminated food products each year.

Now you can easily get information on food recalls, outbreaks & alerts right on your phone so you and your loved ones (including your pets) can stay safe from contaminated foods and food-borne threats.

TRUSTED BY OVER 150,000 AMERICANS
* Get official food recalls, outbreaks & alerts from FDA, USDA and CDC

EASY TO UNDERSTAND
* Clear & concise information including product images and map of the affected states

INCLUDES PET FOOD RECALLS
* Includes pet food recalls for cat and dog owners

SEARCH AFFECTED PRODUCTS
* Search recalled products and affected stores easily

REPORT FOOD POISONING INCIDENTS
* Got sick from food poisoning? If so, report such incidents and contaminated foods directly from the app

USE THE AI CHATBOT
* Chat with our AI-powered chatbot to get answers to your questions on food safety, recalls, symptoms & more

Ratings and reviews

I've had this app for a month, and so far I am enjoying it. It is very informative, not sending annoying, unrelated messages, like some apps, I am just receiving food recalls. The food recalls are very detailed as well. I highly suggest people download this, it is a great way to stay up-to-date on food recalls in your area and around the continent.

Love this app and the simplistic organization and the quick notifications. Right now updates are only notified by the titles and maybe some summary updates. The only thing I think that would make it better is another tab at the top next to map to be named updates or timeline. In the updates/timeline section it could be bulleted out every time an update so like soemthing from DEC gets updated in FEB and it has like 4 updates and you can see the timeline of everything.

I have absolutely loved having this information readily available. My only issue and why I didn't give it 5 stars was because there are 2 maps (sometimes). 1 under the images tab with the reported cases and the 2nd on the maps tab, which typically shows nation wide issue. It can be confusing. Maybe better labeling or information on/near the maps about the information being shown.

What’s new

- Performance improvements & bug fixes