The May 2025 recall includes brands such as Ford, Toyota, Igloo

Product, automobile and food recalls are sometimes issued to warn consumers about possible safety issues.

Over the month, consumers were informed of a variety of products placed under the recall, including certain ready-to-eat foods and cucumbers that could be contaminated with bacteria. Various auto companies, such as Ford, Toyota and Volvo, have also launched recalls to fix the issue with certain models of the vehicle.

Foods for May 2025 will be recalled

Cars will be recalled in May 2025

Product recall for May 2025

Quickly eat food

Concerns about possible listeria monocytogen contamination drove fresh foods to imagine ready-to-eat sandwiches and snacks on May 10th.

The affected products that did not require additional dishes were “used” with dates from April 22nd to May 19th, and included Brands Fresh & Ready Foods, City Point Market Fresh Food of Go and Fresh Take Crave Away.

“As listed below, no illnesses related to certain products distributed between 04/18/2025 and 2018/28/2025 have been reported, but this action is considered a precautionary measure to ensure the continued safety of consumers.”

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At the time of the recall announcement, consumers were told not to eat the products and to throw them away instead.

The FDA came after the FDA investigated the outbreak of Listeria last year and resumed its investigation in April. According to the FDA, after Listeria was detected in “environmental samples” during routine surveillance inspections that coincided with tensions in the 2024 outbreak.

Cucumber

The cucumbers, grown by Bedner Growers and distributed through the sale of fresh start produce, have been recalled as the FDA investigated the outbreak of salmonella associated with vegetables.

According to the FDA, the trio of fresh locations at Bedner Farm in South Florida sold some of the cucumbers that may have been contaminated between April 29th and May 14th.

Others have been sent to retailers, distribution centers, wholesalers and food service distributors.

Fresh Start Start Produce Sales Inc. in Del Rey, Florida recalls the entire cucumber that was shipped to 14 states. (FDA)

Since “we further processed the cucumbers by using them as ingredients in new products or repackaging them,” the FDA has issued its own company.

The FDA recommended that consumers throw away the cucumbers and ask about the source of the cucumber when eating out if they are not sure if they can be born from a Bedner grower. If they buy cucumbers from Bedner Growers, they need to thoroughly clean any of those that have come into contact with them.

Pole Star

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced that over 27,800 Polestar 2 electric vehicles are ongoing in early May from the 2021-2025 model.

The electric vehicle manufacturer said in its recall report that the vehicle could have “visualization issues” on the contrary with its rear-camera display.

NHTSA has announced recalls of 27,800 Polestar 2 electric vehicles from the 2021-2025 model. (Sjoerd van der Wal / Getty Images / Getty Images)

Polestar said it is outputting software updates to fix the issue that is causing it in recalled vehicles.

The owner’s notification is expected to occur in mail on June 19th.

Zoox

On May 6, Zoox announced a recall of its Autonomous Driving System (ADS) equipped with a software version released before April 17th. The Amazon-owned Robotaxi maker deployed a software update to Robotaxis in April.

According to the NHTSA recall report, a version of the ads previously installed on an affected Zoox vehicle could cause another vehicle to slowly approach in certain circumstances and “make inaccurate predictions” when it interfered with its ability to “avoid a crash” in certain circumstances.

Zoox Autonomous Robotaxi in San Francisco (Getty Images/David Paul Morris via Getty Images/Bloomberg)

Zoox said it “want to demonstrate our commitment to transparency, regulatory compliance and the safety of the riders in the communities we serve.”

Before the recall, there was a Zoox Robotaxi without a collision in Las Vegas on April 8th and a passenger car that did not cause injuries.

Volvo

An issue that could prevent backup camera images from appearing on 413,000 Volvo vehicles has urged Swedish automakers to issue a recall.

Vehicles that could be affected by this issue included the 2021-2025 XC40, 2022 V90, 2022-2025 S90, V90CC, C40, XC60, and 2023-2025 S60, V60, V60CC and XC90 vehicles.

2022 Volvo XC60 (Volvocar USA/FOX News)

Volvo said updates that run at either the dealer or over the air will resolve issues with the backup camera.

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Owners can expect to receive an email letter about the recall by June 24th.

Waymo

Waymo deployed updated software for advertising on roughly 1,200 unmanned vehicles late last year to address the detection and response issues of chains, gates and other similar road barriers.

According to the NHTSA Recall Report, it issued a recall of an already updated ad this month to “meet relevant regulatory reporting obligations.”

Waymo self-driving cars (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/Getty Images)

“Waymo offers over 250,000 paid trips per week in some of the most challenging driving environments in the United States. We hold ourselves to high safety standards and our record of reducing injuries across millions of fully autonomous miles shows that our technology makes roads safer.”

Ford

According to the NHTSA, Ford issued 273,800 expeditions and a recall of the Lincoln Navigator SUV as the front brake line could “contact and break down and cause brake fluid leakage and reduced brake function.”

It is estimated that only 1% of vehicles recalled are affected by this issue.

Ford issued a recall of 273,800 expeditions and a Lincoln Navigator SUV for the front brake line hazard. (Bill Pagliano/Getty Images/Getty Images)

Staff at Ford and Lincoln dealers will place the “air cleaner outlet pipe” and/or “air cleaner outlet pipe” and/or “air cleaner outlet pipe” and/or “air cleaner outlet pipe” and/or “air cleaner outlet pipe” in the recall vehicle, following the recall report and if they “do not meet inspection standards” to remedy the issue.

Toyota

In mid-May, Toyota recalled a reverse light fault that could malfunction over 443,000 tundra and tundra hybrid trucks from Model 2022-2025.

“Due to the intrusion of moisture over time, both reverse lamps in the subject could stop working,” the carmaker said. “If this occurs, the rear driver view may be limited when backing up during low ambient light conditions and there may be no signs to others that the vehicle is operating in reverse. This could increase the risk of a crash.”

Toyota reminded us of over 443,000 tundra and tundra hybrid trucks over backlit faults from the 2022-2025 model. (Bill Pagliano/Getty Images/Getty Images)

The NHTSA recall report lists the owner’s notification dates from June 30th to July 14th.

Affected owners will need to bring the vehicle to the dealer. At the dealer, the dealer will install a “improved” reverse ramp assembly and fix the assembly wire harness if the issue causes corrosion. Both services are free.

Igloo cooler

On May 8, Igloo expanded its previous February recall at about 130,000 with a 90-quart flip-and-tow-rolling cooler, bringing the recalled total to about 1.2 million.

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The recalled coolers sold in “multiple body and lid color combinations” have a “towing handle” in which the consumer’s fingertips get pinched against the cooler, causing the risk of cutting and crushing the fingertips.

Igloo recently expanded its cooler recall to 1.2 million. (US Consumer Product Safety Commission / FOX News)

Igloo said owners of recalled coolers should stop using them and “contact Igloo for a free replacement handle” and “quickly” stop.

Alexandra Koch, Sophia Compton and Landon Mion contributed to this report.