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How often is the data updated?

Food recalls refresh continuously (roughly every 15 minutes). Restaurant inspection data is refreshed regularly from each city's dataset, and every page shows the date the record was retrieved.

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No. A grade is a snapshot of one inspection on one day — a helpful signal, especially alongside the violation history and trend, but not a guarantee about your specific meal. Radius is honest about those limits.

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Always. Anyone can browse and search every recall, read the full details, and see allergen tags for free. This is core safety information and it is never gated.

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Midwest Poultry Servc C/o H & Lelectric

⚠ Class I

Grade A White In-shell Chicken eggs packaged in the following configurations: 1. Kroger, Medium, 12 Eggs, Net Wt 21 oz (1lb 5oz) 596g, UPC 0 11110-60902 1. Distributed by The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, OH 45202. 2. Kroger, Medium, 30 Eggs, Net Wt 52.5 oz (3lb 4.5oz) 596g, UPC 0 11110-60980 9. Distributed by The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, OH 45202. 3. Kroger, Large 12 Eggs, Net Wt 24 oz (1lb 8oz) 681g, UPC 0 11110-60903 8. Distributed by The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, OH 45202. 4. Kroger, Large 18 Eggs, Net Wt 36 oz (2lb 4oz) 1.03kg, UPC 0 11110-60933 5. Distributed by The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, OH 45202. 5. Kroger, Large 60 Eggs, Net Wt 7lb 8oz (3.40kg), UPC 0 11110-60933 5. Distributed by The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, OH 45202. 6. Kroger, Extra Large 12 Eggs, Net Wt 27 oz (1lb 11oz) 766g, UPC 0 11110-60904 5. Distributed by The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, OH 45202. 7. Kroger, Jumbo 12 Eggs, Net Wt 30 oz (1lb 14oz) 851g, UPC 0 11110-60905 2. Distributed by The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, OH 45202. Packed by Tx Lic #613171, 800 Wabash Rd, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 8. Brookshire's farm fresh, Large 6 Eggs, Net Wt 12 oz (341g), UPC 0 92825-09564 4. Distributed by: Brookshire Grocery Company, P.O. Box 1411, Tyler, TX 75710-1411. 9. Brookshire's farm fresh, Large 12 Eggs, Net Wt 24 oz (1lb 8oz) 681g, UPC 0 92825-09555 2. Distributed by: Brookshire Grocery Company, P.O. Box 1411, Tyler, TX 75710-1411. 10. Brookshire's farm fresh, Large 18 Eggs, Net Wt 36 oz (2lb 4oz) 1.03kg, UPC 0 92825-09556 9. Distributed by: Brookshire Grocery Company, P.O. Box 1411, Tyler, TX 75710-1411. 11. Brookshire's farm fresh, Large 36 Total Eggs TWIN PACK (18 Each), Net Wt 36 oz (2lb 4oz) 1.03kg, UPC 0 92825-10980 8. Distributed by: Brookshire Grocery Company, P.O. Box 1411, Tyler, TX 75710-1411. 12. Super 1 Foods Large 60 Eggs, Net Wt 120 oz (7lbs8oz) 3.4kg, UPC 0 92825-09563 7. Distributed by: Brookshire Grocery Company, P.O. Box 1411, Tyler, TX 75710-1411. 13. Brookshire's farm fresh, Extra Large 18 Eggs, Net Wt 40.5 oz (2lb 8.5oz) 1.15kg, UPC 0 92825-09560 6. Distributed by: Brookshire Grocery Company, P.O. Box 1411, Tyler, TX 75710-1411. 14. Brookshire's farm fresh, Jumbo 12 Eggs, Net Wt 30 oz (1lb 14oz) 851g, UPC 0 92825-09558 3. Distributed by: Brookshire Grocery Company, P.O. Box 1411, Tyler, TX 75710-1411. Packed by MPS Egg Farms, 14374 E State Hwy 21, Byran, TX 77808. 15. Country Morning Medium 12 Eggs, Net Wt 21 oz (1lb 5oz) 596g, UPC 0 78566-00104 5. 16. Country Morning Large 12 Eggs, Net Wt 24 oz (1lb 8oz) 681g, UPC 0 78566-20000 4. 17. Country Morning Large 18 Eggs, Net Wt 36 oz (2lb 4oz) 1.03kg, UPC 0 78566-00503 6. 18. Country Morning Large 2 1/2 Dozen Eggs, UPC 0 79307-00516 2. 19. Country Morning Extra Large 12 Eggs, Net Wt 27 oz (1lb 11oz) 766g, UPC 0 78566-00102 1. 20. Country Morning Jumbo 12 Eggs, Net Wt 30 oz (1lb 14oz) 851g, UPC 0 78566-00101 4. 21. Cal-Maine Sunups 2 1/2 Dozen Eggs, UPC 0 28621-30498 7. Packed by Tx Lic #s. 0840962, 0840961 MPS Egg Farms, 2750 County Road 1011, Center, TX 75935. Bulk Product packaged as follows: 22. Medium Grade A JD 183, 15 dozen, MPS Egg Farms TX Lic. No. 0840961, 14374 E Hwy 21, Byran, TX 77808. 23. Medium Grade A JD 158, 30 dozen, MPS Egg Farms TX Lic. No. 0840961, 14374 E Hwy 21, Byran, TX 77808. 24. Large Grade A JD 193, 15 dozen, MPS Egg Farms TX Lic. No. 0840961, 14374 E Hwy 21, Byran, TX 77808. 25. Large Grade A JD 193, 30 dozen MPS Egg Farms TX Lic. No. 0840961, 14374 E Hwy 21, Byran, TX 77808. 26. Grade A Large Egg JD 208, 900 dozen, Distributed by MPS Egg Farms, 14374 E Hwy 21, Byran, TX 77808. 27. Extra Large Grade A, JD 193, 15 dozen, MPS Egg Farms TX Lic. No. 0840961, 14374 E Hwy 21, Byran, TX 77808. 28. Jumbo Grade A, JD 175, 16.67 Dozen, MPS Egg Farms TX Lic. No. 0840961, 14374 E Hwy 21, Byran, TX 77808. Keep Refrigerated at or Below 45-Degrees F.

FDAAR, LA, MS, NM +2 · 8 days ago

Bazzini Llc

⚠ Class I

Dark Chocolate Coconut Almond Bites, 3.17oz, Plastic Pouches, 10 Packages per case.

Peanuts

FDAWA · 8 days ago

Taylor Farms De Mexico S. De R.l. De C.v.

Unclassified

MARKON BLEND LETT/ROM 80/20 WITH SEP BAGGIES 4/5# Iceberg, Romaine, Carrots, Red Cabbage products.

FDAAL, AR, CT, FL +23 · 8 days ago

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Frequently asked questions

Is Radius free?: Yes. Checking restaurant grades and browsing food recalls is free, and always will be — safety information is never paywalled. The app will add optional paid personalization (alerts, watchlists, saved places), but never gates access to the underlying data.
Which cities does Radius cover?: Restaurant inspections are live for New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, Seattle, Boston, Los Angeles, Austin, New York State, with more on the way. Food recalls are national — they cover the entire United States, no city selection needed.
Where does Radius get its data?: Restaurant grades come from each city's official open-data portal — NYC DOHMH, DataSF, and the City of Chicago, for example. Food recalls come from the FDA's enforcement data; meat, poultry, and egg recalls are published separately by USDA FSIS and aren't included yet. Every data page cites its source and links to it.
How often is the data updated?: Food recalls refresh continuously (roughly every 15 minutes). Restaurant inspection data is refreshed regularly from each city's dataset, and every page shows the date the record was retrieved.
Does a good grade mean a restaurant is safe?: No. A grade is a snapshot of one inspection on one day — a helpful signal, especially alongside the violation history and trend, but not a guarantee about your specific meal. Radius is honest about those limits.
Are food recalls really free to check?: Always. Anyone can browse and search every recall, read the full details, and see allergen tags for free. This is core safety information and it is never gated.
Is Radius affiliated with the health department, FDA, or USDA?: No. Radius independently surfaces and explains official public data. Grades and recall classifications belong to the agencies; the plain-English summaries are Radius's reading of the official record.
When does the Radius app launch?: The app is coming soon to iOS. Join the waitlist above and we'll email you the moment it's available.

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