Lucky Charms cereal

The Food and Drug Administration is looking into Lucky Charms to investigate why hundreds of people fell ill after consuming the cereal, according to a ...

"The FDA takes seriously any reports of possible adulteration of a food that may also cause illnesses or injury," an FDA spokesperson said in a statement. The FDA said it "is looking into the matter," according to the report. The Food and Drug Administration is looking into Lucky Charms to investigate why hundreds of people fell ill after consuming the cereal, according to a report.

On Friday, The Post reported that the sugary cereal made by General Mills is believed to be making people sick, with consumers complaining that they began ...

Now the Food and Drug Administration said it’s aware of the reports “and is looking into the matter,” the agency told The Post. On Friday, The Post reported that the sugary cereal made by General Mills is believed to be making people sick, with consumers complaining that they began vomiting and experiencing diarrhea after eating a bowl of Lucky Charms. The Food and Drug Administration is investigating why hundreds of consumers have reported becoming ill after eating Lucky Charms cereal, The Post has learned.

Posts to a website where consumers can complain about illnesses brought on by food claim Lucky Charms cereal made them sick.

Cereals have been recalled in the past. We are aware of consumer claims submitted via the website and have conducted a thorough internal investigation," General Mills spokesperson, Andrea Williamson, said in a statement to the NY Post. "Based on our food safety programs and review of consumer feedback we’ve received directly, we do not believe these complaints are attributed to our product. "My daughter, husband, and I all had diarrhea and vomiting after eating Lucky Charms cereal the week of March 27th 2022.