A Wisconsin cheese-maker is recalling cheese sold under the Nordic Creamery brand name because of possible Listeria contamination. The cheese was sold in 8-ounce bags with a code date of 10-MAR-12. Stores in Wisconsin, Minnesota and California carried the product.

Health officials have concerned over a potential listeria contamination.

New Mexico-based Sunland Inc. is expanding its recall of peanut and almond butter over concerns of possible salmonella contamination, according to CBS News. The recall now includes more than 100 nut products sold at many U.S. supermarkets, including Target and Whole Foods Market.

The company is recalling some over-the-counter products sold in the United States because they may contain broken or stray tablets from other containers.

The company has issued a recall of its "Cheddar Cheese & Bacon Grillers"

The Associated Press reports the doughnuts have a sell-by date on or before April 7. The La Crosse-based convenience store chain says the doughnuts were sold in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa. No illnesses have been reported.

Some of the products may be contaminated with hard plastic.

A recall notice has been issued by a grower in Iowa for tomatoes distributed in stores in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. The grower says the one pint containers of Menno Beachy Certified Organic Grape Tomatoes, dated between July 26 and Aug. 6, should be discarded or returned to stores. No sicknesses have been reported.