Dumplings recalls

There are 89 dumplings recalls on record in the United States, going back to 2012, with the most recent reported on 9 Sep 2026. 14 are still listed as ongoing by the FDA or USDA. The most common reason is foreign material. 40 were Class I, the most serious level, where use could cause serious harm.

Total recalls89since 2012
Last 12 months18reported
Class I4045% of total
Ongoing14latest 9 Sep 2026

Recalls per month, last 24 months

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Severity split

Class I 40 45%Class II 33 37%Class III 12 13%Other/pending 4

By year

Ongoing dumplings recalls

14 active
ReportedClassRecallCompanyReasonWhere
FoodCLASS IIIWonton Noodle recalled by Wonton SpecialistsWonton SpecialistWonton SpecialistsUndeclared AllergensNJ, NY, PA
FoodCLASS IIIDumpling Skin recalled by Wonton SpecialistsWonton SpecialistWonton SpecialistsUndeclared AllergensNJ, NY, PA
FoodCLASS IIILo Mein Noodle recalled by Wonton SpecialistsWonton SpecialistWonton SpecialistsUndeclared AllergensNJ, NY, PA
FoodCLASS IIIWonton Skin recalled by Wonton SpecialistsWonton SpecialistWonton SpecialistsUndeclared AllergensNJ, NY, PA
FoodCLASS IIICooked Noodle recalled by Wonton SpecialistsWonton SpecialistWonton SpecialistsUndeclared AllergensNJ, NY, PA
FoodCLASS IIIPan Fried Noodle recalled by Wonton SpecialistsWonton SpecialistWonton SpecialistsUndeclared AllergensNJ, NY, PA

All dumplings recalls, newest first

89 total

If you have recalled dumplings

Match the lot code, best-by date or UPC on your package to the codes on the recall page. If it matches, do not eat it: return it for a refund or discard it, and clean surfaces it touched. For Listeria, Salmonella or E. coli recalls, watch for symptoms for several weeks and contact a doctor if they appear.