The Food and Drug Administration quietly announced a recall last month involving more than two million cases of doughnuts and other baked goods sold under various brand names, including Dunkin. Data from the FDA says 2,017,614 cases of products are part of the recall and involve doughnuts, fritters, and cake rings.

The products were sold in retailers under various brand names, including Dunkin’ and GEN Bake. A report from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says 2,017,614 cases of products are part of the recall, including yeast rings, apple fritters and cake doughnuts. The products were recalled due to possible listeria contamination.

Approximately 2 million doughnut and pastry products have been recalled due to potential listeria contamination, according to an official report issued by the FDA on Feb. 5. Several of the recalled products are typically sold at the popular coffee and doughnut chain Dunkin'.

It's not surprising shoppers at the nation's largest retailer may sometimes find products they bought face recalls and consmer alerts. Walmart has posted more than a dozen alerts to customers online in 2025.

SAN FRANCISCO — Millions of FGF Brands doughnuts and other pastries were recalled in Canada and the United States. The recall, issued by the company in January and released by the Food and Drug Administration Wednesday, warns the over 60 types of pastries have a "potential for contamination with listeria monocytogenes."

FGF Brands announced a nationwide recall of a number of its donut products due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. This is a full list of the impacted products. Newsweek reached out to FGF Brands via email outside of regular working hours for comment.